On Jan 10, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Herbert König wrote:
Hello Cameron,
CS> I see that another Windows user has reported a lock-up on this
forum just
CS> last month. Perhaps I will back up and see if 3.9 is a better
starting
CS> point. 3.8?
Squeak should be a stable development System for man
On Jan 10, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Herbert König wrote:
Hello Cameron,
CS> I see that another Windows user has reported a lock-up on this
forum just
CS> last month. Perhaps I will back up and see if 3.9 is a better
starting
CS> point. 3.8?
Squeak should be a stable development System for man
> All this aside, the youngest entry in the changes file might show your
last action (if it wasn't a click) so this might give us a clue.
Good point. I will keep that in mind.
> Have you ever tried on another computer? IMHO this is not Squeak but
Squeak + something else in your System.
I suspe
I thought the Pharo base image (3.10 with a few fonts & Balloon3d added)
running on Windows was looking pretty stable. But after an hour of editing
code --an hour since the last save-Squeak has abandoned me. It is
unresponsive.
Trying both control and alt in combination with '.', 'l' (lower case
Hello Cameron,
CS> I see that another Windows user has reported a lock-up on this forum just
CS> last month. Perhaps I will back up and see if 3.9 is a better starting
CS> point. 3.8?
Squeak should be a stable development System for many people. For
historical reasons I use 3.8 and I'm using it
It is worth noting that Pharo is currently under heavy development. The
Pharo team is busy ripping out parts of Squeak they don't want in the base
image and adding other parts that they do want. From all reports it is very
nice to work in, but it is not a stable release at this point. If you wan
It was the code for the laser game tutorial that I was entering. And so far
everything (using Pharo 3.10) was behaving exactly as expected. (Except that
the refactoring menu items were available and used.) I didn't define
stable. However, it seems like a development environment should wrap my 'do
Since this is the beginners list, thought you might like some pointers. I
googles "Squeak recover changes"
First, the wiki:
http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/2168
FYI: You are in good company, here is an email from Ralph Johnson (of the
Gang of Four) to Mark Guzdial (who would go on to write two grea
Squeak the development environment does not protect a developer from doing
something dangerous. It probably won't ever, but maybe a file based
Smalltalk like GNU does.
Smalltalk become: nil
is but one of a many ways to destroy your image (not saying that's what you
did, just something dangerous t
I thought the Pharo base image (3.10 with a few fonts & Balloon3d added)
running on Windows was looking pretty stable (compared to other images). But
after an hour of editing code on a Vista machine --an hour since the last
save-Squeak has abandoned me. It is unresponsive. Trying both control and
a
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