Within *one* Squeaksource project, it is possible to have different
class packages. Is it possible to assign different access right rule to
these packages?
I only found how to assign globally the access right rule to the whole
squeaksource project.
Hilaire
Within *one* Squeaksource project, it is possible to have different
class packages. Is it possible to assign different access right rule to
these packages?
I only found how to assign globally the access right rule to the whole
squeaksource project.
Yes, one access right rule per project. It
Yes i've tried that but he tells me the following
subdir#test.jpg does not exist.
I've checked the case sensitivity from the folder but it is exactly the
same. Do i have to escape the / sign? Because he looks in subdir#test.jpg
I am working on a Windows Xp PC
Thanks for the advage
Hey
Thanks you. The FileDirectory slash did it! Thanks a lot. But I was
searching also to shrink my image. To set my height and width by extent but
it doesn't work...
Greetz
Rob
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Lukas Renggli a écrit :
Yes, one access right rule per project. It doesn't make much sense to
assign access rules to packages as packages are no first-class
entities in Squeak or SqueakSource. There are just versions of
snapshots of a specific working set. The name and the contents of
these
Hi all,
I am new to Squeak and its debugging interface. I am trying to get a handle
on Seaside by setting breakpoints on the methods in the example apps.
Is there a way to bulk set breakpoints for all classes and methods in the
Seaside package(or any other package) ? I would like to see
Aditya,
You can put this inside any method:
self halt. Will show up a stack trace
- Jeroen
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Hi all,
I am new to Squeak and its debugging interface. I am trying to get a
handle
on Seaside by setting breakpoints on the
