Superb!
I like the two proposals :)
On 15/7/14 08:47, Yuriy Tymchuk wrote:
Already answered here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24750371/dictionary-to-string
On 15 Jul 2014, at 08:00, Dokania, Harshit wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to create a database table using pharo, sqlite. I have
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Such list is always providing a warm and positive feeling.
Thanks you for your contributions.
40084
13548 Move LabelMorph, FuzzyLabelMorph and MultistateLabelMorph to the
Package of StringMorph
https://pharo.fogbugz.c
Hello Pharo developers,
let me introduce a new tool that I developed in the RMOD team: package
dependencies analyzer.
This project provides a tool able to analyze Smalltalk project packages and
detect dependencies to other packages. It enables automatic dependency analysis
to detect wrong pr
Great. I was about to write myself a little tool.
thanks for that,
Norbert
Am 15.07.2014 um 10:31 schrieb Baptiste Quide :
> Hello Pharo developers,
>
> let me introduce a new tool that I developed in the RMOD team: package
> dependencies analyzer.
>
> This project provides a tool able to an
Stef,
thanks for that important work. There is hopefully more to come. The current
implementation reflects the mustache spec to a big extent. There are people
(like Damien) that would like to see extensions to it. SoI hope I find (some
time and) a way to make it extendable while keeping the ori
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I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (including
GUIs) and I'd like to know if some work has been done on interactive
notebooks gui concepts?
I'm thinking of something like: http://ipython.org/notebook.html
I know that the Pharo text editing capabilities are not up to tha
Goubier Thierry wrote:
I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (including
GUIs) and I'd like to know if some work has been done on interactive
notebooks gui concepts?
I'm thinking of something like: http://ipython.org/notebook.html
I know that the Pharo text editing capabi
Le 15/07/2014 14:05, Ben Coman a écrit :
Goubier Thierry wrote:
I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (including
GUIs) and I'd like to know if some work has been done on interactive
notebooks gui concepts?
I'm thinking of something like: http://ipython.org/notebook.html
Hi,
I read the STON paper and the STON chapter in EnterprisePharo but I did not
find answers to some questions:
how do you tell STON to not serialize some variables of an object?
is there a way to avoid the class tag? What I mean is that I would like a
synthetic STON String. If a STON entry has
Hi:
On 15 Jul 2014, at 13:33, Goubier Thierry wrote:
> I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (including GUIs)
> and I'd like to know if some work has been done on interactive notebooks gui
> concepts?
>
> I’m thinking of something like: http://ipython.org/notebook.html
Le 15/07/2014 15:19, Stefan Marr a écrit :
Hi:
On 15 Jul 2014, at 13:33, Goubier Thierry wrote:
I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (including GUIs)
and I'd like to know if some work has been done on interactive notebooks gui
concepts?
I’m thinking of something li
We had this kind of workbook 20 years ago in VW with mathematical formulae
and graphics (plot) embedded.
What we did was to avoid continous scrolling of the whole document, but
rather have the plan of the document on the left pane of the notebook (just
an indented tree like word navigation mode), a
I've never seen that in VW. But your feedback is interesting; maybe
there is something to look at.
I wonder if looking at some of the GTPlayground stuff with another angle
could be interesting (i.e. page approach) or simply study what could be
done if we could capture a task by embedding morph
I would use "Evaluate". And even go a little bit further, and propose
a rename of "DoIt" to "Evaluate".
The command line handler is "EvaluateCommandLineHandler".
Dolphin used "evaluate", it feels natural even for not-native English
speakers like me.
Also, REPL stands for read-EVAL-print-loop. So
Mostly I take for granted that "DoIt" has always been the way to
evaluate things with Smalltalk, however I find it awkward to use in
writing a tutorial. Some examples...
* After saving, select "Grid new" and "DoIt" -- this sounds awkward,
and even that you might need select the latter as we
Thierry
I can tell you that I got a demo made by gary chambers and this is
impressive and all done in Pharo.
In addition with the new text model, it will really change the situation.
Stef
On 15/7/14 13:33, Goubier Thierry wrote:
I'm scanning a bit among scientific / computation languages (inc
Having evaluate wont hurt but I would NOT remove the traditional do it
For sentences with it, I would alternate between
Evaluate 'Grid new'
and remember that doIt is a message send and button/command like
"select 'Grid new' and 'Do it' from the menu"
some smalltalk IDEs can say
"select 'Gri
In general I banned evaluate from the book vocabulary because people
think that this is slower.
I saw teachers writing that smalltalk is interpreted and java compiled :).
I use execute.
On 15/7/14 19:20, Ben Coman wrote:
Mostly I take for granted that "DoIt" has always been the way to
evalua
Demo of what? New GUI, new text editor?
Thierry
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Thier
In python there is eval() which evaluates
and there is exec() which executes
The difference is that one calculates a value which it returns , the other
executes code.
Personally I find "do it" very good choice because it makes clear what you
referring to , in contrast "evaluate" and "execute" ca
> http://pharoweekly.wordpress.com/2014/07/15/another-busy-week-
> in-pharoland
Cool! Typos: “without being forced” (not “without been forced”) and
“thank you for your contributions” (not “thanks you”).
-C
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I have tried to make something similar with Rubric example of Workspace. My
dream is a Super Workspace to replace all IDE tools inside pharo, system
browser, Monticello, inspector, debugger , versioner , etc inspired by
emacs and of course ipython.
I am still working on it from time to time, but i
I find the "... it" suffix obsolete. "Delete it", "Do it", "Print it", etc.
Maybe it made sense in the past, but today it feels weird.
There is no "Cut it", "Paste it", etc... nor similar in other software.
IMO, if the menu is contextual, the context already applies the "it" (subject).
Regards.
Thank you :)
I fixed them.
On 15/7/14 20:17, Craig Latta wrote:
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Cool! Typos: “without being forced” (not “without been forced”) and
“thank you for your contributions” (not “thanks you”).
-C
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2014-07-15 17:34 GMT+02:00 Goubier Thierry :
> I've never seen that in VW. But your feedback is interesting; maybe there
> is something to look at.
>
>
No, sorry for misunderstanding, it was closed source developments in VW...
> I wonder if looking at some of the GTPlayground stuff with another
Hi,
Indeed, this is where we want to go with the GTPlayground next :). The idea
is to have multiple segments that can be previewed and that are stacked on
one another. Modifying an upper segment leads to reevaluating the lower
ones.
@Thierry: would you like to join efforts?
Cheers,
Doru
On T
I'm not sure about the replacing everything at once. Good tools doing exactly
what they are intended for are great; the ability to switch easily from one
tool to another allows for very focused work, where you switch from one task to
another, and reduce your cognitive overhead because you don't
2014-07-15 20:27 GMT+02:00 Esteban A. Maringolo :
> I find the "... it" suffix obsolete. "Delete it", "Do it", "Print it", etc.
>
> Maybe it made sense in the past, but today it feels weird.
>
> There is no "Cut it", "Paste it", etc... nor similar in other software.
> IMO, if the menu is contextua
No worries. What I wrote in VW 20 years ago is not available anymore either ;)
But it could have been used to build a interactive notebook :(
Thierry
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Hi Doru,
I'd be interested, yes, especially if there is a way to hook or build IDEs for
other languages / DSLs. And the underlying abstraction which would allow one to
understand and manipulate how the stacked environments are linked to each other.
Thierry
De :
Well at least for me , the one thing I don't like about Pharo is the
"window hell" . Even with window groups , which by the way are a great
addition , is easy to get lost and feel uncomfortable.
As I said I am inspired by emacs , I like its workflow very much and it
will be great if I manage to br
Then go for your enhanced workspace :) Making good tools in my experience takes
a lot of time, refining details here and there, but it's really worth it
because it changes the way you work.
I can't relate too much to Emacs, I allways found it a too huge investment
(shortcuts, configuration time
2014-07-15 17:30 GMT-03:00 Nicolas Cellier :
> 2014-07-15 20:27 GMT+02:00 Esteban A. Maringolo :
>
>> I find the "... it" suffix obsolete. "Delete it", "Do it", "Print it",
>> etc.
>>
>> Maybe it made sense in the past, but today it feels weird.
>> There is no "Cut it", "Paste it", etc... nor simil
Its far from production ready but I am too excited to keep to myself. I
present to you Ephestos.
Ephestos is a socket bridge that communicates with Blender the most popular
and most powerful open source 3d application.
http://www.blender.org/
The goal is to expose Blender coders to the power of
hi all,
i don't have access to the inbox, could someone add me to the project,
please?
my username is vonbecmann.
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Thanks.
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On Jul 15, 2014, at 1:50 PM, "Esteban A. Maringolo"
wrote:
> 2014-07-15 17:30 GMT-03:00 Nicolas Cellier
> :
>> 2014-07-15 20:27 GMT+02:00 Esteban A. Maringolo :
>>
>>> I find the "... it" suffix obsolete. "Delete it", "Do it", "Print it",
>>> etc.
>>>
>>> Maybe it made sense in the past, bu
On 16 Jul 2014, at 00:41, Bernardo Ezequiel Contreras
wrote:
> hi all,
> i don't have access to the inbox, could someone add me to the project,
> please?
> my username is vonbecmann.
>
> MCSmalltalkhubRepository
> owner: 'Pharo'
> project: 'Pharo40Inbox'
> user: ''
> passw
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