stepharo wrote
> Now if you are interested in a topic that is somehow related: one of the
> key challenge for today software development is how do we document in an
> executable way
> frameworks so that during the next 10 ot 15 years they can be maintained
> an extended even when the main develo
Sounds exciting, I'd be also happy to know if there is any tool I might have
missed.
You might want to take a look at the ASTInterpreter and write the analyses
yourselves, if that is an option. As a matter of fact, I have some
experience in doing program analysis and design pattern detection, but
Funny, I didn't know about that feature either. Thanks for the informative
video, kilon.
> The issue of many windows is a significant problem that deserves a closer
> attention.
Well, for starters, I am wondering why the World Window is limited to my
screen size (or have I missed something?).
I
hernanmd wrote
> That depends in what you want to interpret. A log entry format is
> something
> you invent for your system. For log analysis you don't usually write a
> parser, you can just grep over
> the output to see why things didn't worked.
> Or you may use one of the tools for output analysi
philippeback wrote
> Text is here to stay once we get into the sysadmin realm. People do not
> want to deal with code internals when they are doing the piping. Just my
> experience dealing with such admins working with a lot of different
> systems. We cannot ask them to become polyglot coders as th
It's all a matter of viewpoint, that's why we should include as many of them
possible :)
But, even though the answer was not directed as me, I'd like to step in:
> Log4J does a good job of what I would consider the laymen spirit of
> logging production > he default event logging done captures the
Nice demonstration on ZnLogEvent, Sven!
My two cents:
> This is broken because it implies that the human should read the log as a
> way of understanding it. [...]
> but in practice all logs I have seen in enterprise systems are mostly
> /unstructured /and one has to spend great effort to extract
Hi,
After replacing the method of a class with an object of a class implementing
the /run:with:in/ method, the context menu of the System Browser stops
appearing, a debug context menu "Why you see this menu. Debug" pops up
instead.
After putting the original method back, the browser works again.
Thanks Stef, that's good to know.
It's certainly not an easy task, and I am glad that there is progress!
Thanks Alain!
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I used PluggableTextMorph instead and an override to vIsScrollbarNeeded.
However, it seems problem (4) is also present in the PluggableTextMorph
class. Also, there is no font change button for LabelItems in the morphic
menu.
Looking at the, sometimes rather obscure code in Morphic classes, it seems
Hi,
I hate to bring this up, but it seems that TextMorph is broken:
(1) The width of a TextMorph cannot be changed directly, only resetting the
content (via #contents:) changes its width.
(2) It's not possible to position the cursor past the last character with a
point and click operation.
(3) Mo
I am curious. Which frameworks can we expect to see?
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In my humble opinion, there is no point battling naysayers: the energy
required is best spent with people sharing a vision, improving the system
and experimenting with concepts to help us tackle the complexity of large
systems. Smalltalk is only the beginning, not the final solution.
As for corpor
Smalltalk interpreter on almost every device seems quite
feasible to me.
The future of Smalltalk is indeed grand!
(I hope I have not got delusional at this point).
Atlas Project
I have started working on a prototype, I am anxious to test some of the
ideas I proposed. There is much uncharted ter
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