I'd say yes. Just read 'bout Croquet and Cobalt:
http://www.opencroquet.org/
http://www.duke.edu/~julian/Cobalt/Home.html
Im almost 100% sure that they are written in Squeak, or at least in
Smalltalk. I cant really remember, but I know that there is a library for 3d
graphics, and interaction is
So we have a SnakeGame (you can get it with Wolrd-open-SqueakMap Package
Loader). I wanted to look at its code to uderstand it, and learn how to
write in Squeak (not syntax, but algorithms, etc). And so I have this
problem:
I know how to make the snake go, but where and how do I create gameboard?
While trying to understand SnakeGame I found interesting thing, but Im not
sure how does it exactly work.
Does ButtonMorph #actionSelector: aSymbol gives a method to do when
red-clicking? I mean:
SimpleButtonMorph new label: 'Label';
color: Color lightGray;
borderColor:
I found out whats my problem with drawing - World is instance of
PasteUpMorph, not Canvas.
So I have question: how to draw Morph on World? My object has sub-morph.
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I continue working on my stave-and-tabulature program(some older, but not
very older version is in one of last mails). And I still cant really draw my
object. Its rectangle (subclass of RectangleMorph) with submorph StringMorph
- just a easy button. Here I have its drawOn:
drawOn: aCanvas
|label|
You can always make subclass of Interval for example OpenedInterval , add
two variables: left and right.Make new methods:
OpenedIntervalfrom: aNumber to: aNumber left: aBoolean
OpenedIntervalfrom: aNumber to: aNumber right: aBoolean
OpenedIntervalfrom: aNumber to: aNumber left: aBoolean right:
Hmm... When you were talking I wasnt aware of discussion and made up some
basis for this subclass. I send it with this mail.
Now Im gonna work on Intervals arithmetics to each other, for example:
OpenedInterval from: 1 to: 5 right: true sumWith Interval from: 5 to: 8
should give
Interval (or
2008/11/24 Cédrick Béler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Interval - I represent a finite arithmetic progression.
What about infinite arithmetic progression ? ;)
Can a collection contain an infinite number of elements... ?
[0 1[ could represent the collection of **all number** between 0 and 1
excluded.
Thanks ;) In deed - I found it out yesterday evening, but couldnt try (I
just thought of the whole structure ;) ). Once again: thanks.
2008/11/24 Michael van der Gulik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 5:25 AM, Filip Malczak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2008/11/23 Filip Malczak [EMAIL
Hi, Im Filip, and Im new at squeak. Ive read 'Squeak by example', and now I
try to make my first program. Ive already written in Pascal and a bit
(really small bit) of C. Im from Poland, so my english can by not realy
good.
Now time for my problem:
I wanna write a program to write notes on stave
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