Let me clarify my last post. I used Homebase to start out and was able
to load Tweak successfully. I tried to load Magma and got the error
above in the Homebase image. I am thinking about just using Morphic
for now since it appears it works with Magma pretty well and for my
purpose will do the
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 8:56 AM, Dr Keith A. Morneau
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me clarify my last post. I used Homebase to start out and was able
to load Tweak successfully. I tried to load Magma and got the error
above in the Homebase image. I am thinking about just using Morphic
for now
On 11.04.2008, at 05:56, Dr Keith A. Morneau wrote:
Let me clarify my last post. I used Homebase to start out and was able
to load Tweak successfully. I tried to load Magma and got the error
above in the Homebase image.
Which error above? Please cite the relevant conversation when
replying.
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Bert Freudenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11.04.2008, at 05:56, Dr Keith A. Morneau wrote:
Let me clarify my last post. I used Homebase to start out and was able
to load Tweak successfully. I tried to load Magma and got the error
above in the Homebase
Sorry, when I try to load Magma, I get the following syntax error:
Behavior *ma base additions maFirstCommentOrNilAt:
That is only half of a syntax error.
A common problem is that croquet by default disallows _ for
assignment, it only accepts :=. Magma may still use _.
As mentioned at in
Is it considered bad practice to use #respondsTo:? If so, why?
Lint flags it as a questionable message.
Thanks - Sophie
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Responds to certainly has its place, but you want to favor polymorphism first.
Say you need to move some animals around but some of the animals are
fish and some are birds.
You might have client code that looks like this (but it would be bad)
anAnimal respondsTo: #swim ifTrue: [anAnimal swim]
