I think you might need to call SymbolArrayintialize by your self.
If you look at the chain of message sends starting from 'SymbolArray new'
1) OrderedCollection new
2) OrderedCollection new:
3) Behavior basicNew
There is no call to initialize.
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 16:28, Christine Wolfe
Hi Andy,
AB (NetNameResolver addressForName: 'aComputersName') inspect
AB you should get an Inspector on a ByteArray with the IP address.
AB Hmmm, I was expecting to get an inspector on a ByteArray, but
AB what I actually got was an inspector on SocketAddress. Something
AB is obviously not
Christine,
SymbolArrayinitialize
CW super initialize.
CW self add: SymbolBlank new.
CW self add: SymbolGet new.
CW self add: SymbolProcess new.
CW self add: SymbolPut new.
CW self add: SymbolIf new.
CW self add: SymbolWhile new.
the names of your symbols make me courious about what you try to
That worked!!! Thanks - I never would have figure it out on my own.
I'm so confused though. I've never had to explicitly call an initialize
method before - they seem to be invoked automatically when I use the word
new. Should I always call the initialize when I create a new instance?
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 14:28, Christine Wolfe cwd...@earthlink.net wrote:
I’m so confused though. I’ve never had to explicitly call an initialize
method before – they seem to be invoked automatically when I use the word
“new”. Should I always call the initialize when I create a new instance?
For sure I'm going to start now - I don't see where it could ever hurt
anything if I initialize twice.
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Hi Christine,
CW @Herbert Im making a pinball machine in which thelittle
CW ball follows the order of execution of a student entered
CW flowchart
atleast thats what Im trying to do ;-)
sounds fun to build and fun to use when it's finished.
Thanks,
Herbert
Christine == Christine Wolfe cwd...@earthlink.net writes:
Christine For sure I'm going to start now - I don't see where it could ever
hurt
Christine anything if I initialize twice.
It can, so I wouldn't conclude so quickly, or cargo-cult this one
without some more research.
Behavior#new calls
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Hey Pascal
Thanks very much for your offer. I am going to work on the networking part
first - that seems trickiest - and then come back to the actual clock. In
the meantime, I will download your clock and see what I can learn from you
regarding morphs.
Cheers
Andy
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 06:34,
Hi Herbert,
If I get it to work, I will send you a copy
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Thanks - I thought it odd that I had to explicitly call this initialize. I
went back and took out the call to initialize just to be sure that was what
making the difference and it was. So for some reason my SymbolArraynew is
not calling the method unlike all my other ones. If I find that it is
Christine == Christine Wolfe cwd...@earthlink.net writes:
Christine I created a class, SymbolArray, that is a subclass of
Christine OrderedCollection with the following initialize method. Each of the
Christine items I'm adding (SymbolBlank, SymbolGet, etc) is an imageMorph.
Ahh, there's the
Oh, I'm so so sorry - I thought it was OK to ask dumb questions on the
newbie forum (blush) I'll try to figure out how to make an instance
variable an order collection.
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Christine == Christine Wolfe cwd...@earthlink.net writes:
Christine Oh, I'm so so sorry - I thought it was OK to ask dumb questions on
Christine the newbie forum (blush) I'll try to figure out how to make an
Christine instance variable an order collection.
It's perfectly OK, and that's why you
Oh wow! thanks - having the sample code will be a huge help. I'll give it a
try.
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I downloaded the one-click experience of Seaside which when running tells
me:
The Seaside application server is already running on port 8080. Point your
browser to http://localhost:8080/seaside to give it a try. So far so good.
Now how do I get it to work under WAMP (Windows Apache etc.) which
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