Hello,
I have another problem. In windows, my microchip is connected on port 7
(COM7) but I dunno which port number it is in Linux. It is connected in
location /dev/ttyUSB0 but I dunno what is its number. I have tried this code
to discover it:
|n|
n := SerialPort new.
1 to: 20 do: [:port | n
On Sunday 07 February 2010 02:57:05 am priti verma wrote:
If any one can provide any e-book or tutorial or
some source of information how to manipulate the existing source code it
will be very helpful.
The Scratch Source Code kit was only released recently. Before then,
Jens Moenig was leader
I'm a beginner. I try to learn the seaside framework. For that I'm looking
for the spdf framework, so I can write a pdf file. I tried to find it using
monticello.
I thought it would be here:
http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/package/d8fd5e1a-2bb7-4c99-a77e-f945dfce01eb/autoversion/1
But when I
Thanks blogs and article were really helpful.
Still if some one have some more book it will be great help.
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Hello all,
If I look at what I am used to, the Open Source projects, most
of these projects have at least some basic documentation on usage.
Some have detailed user documentation with examples.
Does it work the same with applications found inside Squeak ? For
instance, is there a web site
--- On Sun, 2/7/10, lanas la...@securenet.net wrote:
Is there a list of the web sites behind the major apps
found in
Squeak ?
Theres Stef's collection of free books:
http://stephane.ducasse.free.fr/FreeBooks.html
will have some.
Mostly its hide and seek ye be playing if its
Just in case you have missed this one...
*
*
*Squeak by
Examplehttp://www.google.com/url?sa=Dq=http%3A%2F%2Fsqueakbyexample.org%2Fusg=AFQjCNGEwgMvy5c8n40G28j5UTcEoFm0Kg
*
*Squeak by Example*, intended for both students and developers, will guide
you gently through the Squeak language and
The wiki is usually my first stop for documentation:
http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak
On 08/02/2010 00:31, lanas wrote:
Hello all,
If I look at what I am used to, the Open Source projects, most
of these projects have at least some basic documentation on usage.
Some have detailed user
