Mark Bailey-5 wrote:
I guess there's no mouse button for this in MVC?
If you are using the mouse anyway, what is wrong with a simple drag? Did
you try to double-click items such as a word or at the beginning of a line
or at the end (bottom) of all the text?
Mark
Bert Freudenberg-2 wrote:
Now, I just tried MVC in a 3.9 image on the Mac, and it is seriously
broken, I saw freezes, sluggishness, missed clicks etc. Looks like
nobody has ventured into these fields for a while.
- Bert -
Ditto here under XP, which answers my question, but
Open MVC project, and click into it. Open Workspace, and enter and select a
line of code. How do I _do it_? Center button does not work, and ctl-click
locks up Squeak.
I have a three-button wheel mouse on a generic PC. 3- button mouse mapping
is enabled. I'm trying to learn MVC, not Morphic.
Thanks. Alt-d does it.
I guess there's no mouse button for this in MVC?
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stephane ducasse wrote:
Dave normally
is not part of a method definition.
Just the what is after it. in the browser.
is used by authors to give contextual information.
Now in Squeak you can do
Point#x to get the compiled method x of class Point
but this is query
I'm having trouble understanding the '' in some Smalltalk programs, Such
as this, from Smalltalk By Example:
MyClassdoThis
array := Array new: 3.
array at: 1 put: 2.
I can understand that we are creating a new 3-place instance of Array, named
array, and putting 2 in the first slot. But I
(nil asTraitComposition) print it returns a MessageNotUnderstood dialog.
(Object#doesNotUnderstand:) print it returns a System Window(3891), and a
CompiledMethod dialog.
I'm probably being too literal, or too dense?
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Ralph Johnson wrote:
In the final 3.9 image, at the bottom of the world menu, there is a
Save and quit option followed by a Quit option. The quit option
does what he says, it asks if you want to save before you quit, quit
without saving, or cancel. When you see save and quit followed
Forging on ahead, I tried lesson #2. This seems to be a very important
lesson: Create two boxes, put some text in one, push a button and transfer
it over to the other. Several useful concepts here.
But the tutorial doesn't work for me. I can't make sense out of what is
supposed to be dragged
Let's say you're totally lost, and want to exit Squeak without saving
anything from the mess you've just made.
Wouldn't you click World quit, then answer 'No' to 'Save changes before
quitting'?
My Squeak 3.9g still saves everything for next session.
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It's been happening pretty consistently with my 3.9g-7058-061020.
But I guess this is a minor aggravation that I should deal with by upgrading
(which seems to have its own problems) or switching to a different image.
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Neither Squeak 3.8 nor 3.9 will give me that file in button, but now that
I know the .mcz extension means Monticello I can make my incoming directory
a repository and open it. From there I can load the image.
Starting things off with SampleImageViewerMorph new in a workspace is
really basic,
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