id testing, nor the
time spent doing it, the only question is do want to do it manually and
haphazardly with fingers crossed hoping you didn't break anything every
publish, or do it with automated tests so you know you didn't break
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On 12/21/2010 08:51 PM, David Zmick wrote:
What can I do to fix this?
Another option might be to use a sort block that isn't a block, but an
ordinary object that responds as a sort block would, allowing the
collection to be serialized successfully.
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SmartRefStreams, which SandstoneDb is based on.
What can I do to fix this?
You can't. What you can do is store an OrderedCollection and sort them
on the fly in your accessor method.
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. Today, I found a problem while doing this in
class side #initialize.
You should only super init on the instance side, not the class side;
pretty sure this is a well known issue.
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the name of the
author?
thanks
Mariano
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makes the color stand
out. Without bold, you can barely see the colors.
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with color and font style. Local variables don't
look like arguments, etc.
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(poolConstant (gray
darker) italic)
(classVar
(gray darker) bold)
(globalVar
black bold) )
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e old colors as well and switched them back. The new ones
are just too weak, not enough color, not enough bold, can't tell things
apart.
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even cooler, 1gig shared page cache to 2gig shared page cache;
that's huge.
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seaside3.0rc.image
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On 7/16/2010 12:20 PM, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
do you want a login? It would be cool that you fix it and comment it :)
Sure.
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n't have a
login. Should also mention that the purpose of it is to use standard
syslog facilities found on any Linux system and some windows systems.
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On 7/16/2010 10:14 AM, Germán Arduino wrote:
Interesting approach
The only concern is that is tied to Linux, I mean, not multiplatform..
Cheers.
Germán.
Not at all, I log to syslog-ng servers on windows as well. Cygwin is
your friend.
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asInteger ])
asByteArray .
client sendUDPData: aPriority , ' ' , aBody toHost: logHostIP port:
logServer port ]
ensure: [ client closeAndDestroy ] ]
ensure: [ logServer closeAndDestroy ]
That's about all I need from my lo
asier to add that than it is to go
back and patch #at: to do something new, it allows the system to grow
over time yet remain stable for existing code.
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t and allButFirst: x. A look at the protocol of
SequenceableCollection would have revealed this in seconds.
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tor.
> Cut and paste what you feel relevant into a new file that you name
> yourchanges.cs
Unnecessary because of the above.
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sense at all in the era of code completion and
intellisense.
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me so this isn't an
issue. This isn't the first time it's come up.
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y pick
> the next version number (but still lets you edit the file name). Like
> this, "Save as next version" is not needed anymore.
>
> Adrian
+1
I use save and quit more than any of the others, it was just the wrong
one to remove.
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Oscar Nierstrasz wrote:
> Nope.
>
> If I uncomment it, it works exactly as I want, which is to save and
> quit without any further prompting.
+10, I hate that this was removed and always go and put it back in. I
don't want to go through a two step process every time.
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really like it; seems pretty accurate.
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become dynamic but
you pay for using it with a much heavier weight code centric approach that
separates the metadata from what it's representing. Now you have to
maintain a link between the "thing" and the "meta thing" either by either
naming patterns or by using pragma
oesn't mean it should. Just because Magritte is a meta model also doesn't
invalidate all future uses of other meta models. If preferences ends up
doing something like a small Magritte lite that looks kinda similar in some
respects, it doesn't mean it was wrong to not use Magritte.
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at isn't a "toy" but a real professional "tool" who's name can
be spoken aloud.
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> + 1
>
> I also use the Lukas' version.
> That is the version that we should use and standarize to.
>
> Miguel Cobá
+1 for me as well, I also use Lukas' implementation.
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yourself of tools that point out badly written code. He writes about the
tools he's working on at his blog http://www.lukas-renggli.ch/blog which is
easily subscribed to. There's no reason anyone can say they're unaware of
what he's doing unless
ll kind of software running on top of pharo
> - education
> - web
> - new languages
>
> the real problem with squeak was that we got stuck in death
> kiss with the past.
Agree, which is why I'm glad you guys started
ak paid my bills, Pharo is replacing it.
Good riddance to the silly mouse, name, and look, and hello to a serious
business oriented open source Smalltalk that I'm not embarrassed to mention
to clients.
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a bit since the first goal is getting
> towards the big Pharo one point O, but I just wanted to see what other
> people's thoughts are o this?
>
You named everything but the thing you're looking for. We have
squeaksource.com, which is kind of like github, a place to sha
it's
just too slow. Cracking open a raw squeak base image reminds me how snappy
the UI used to be. Not really complaining, it's totally bearable, but it'd
sure be nice if the pretty UI was quick and snappy, and you are asking.
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assVariableNames: 'Singleton'
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Swazoo-Core'
Compiles just fine in Pharo, I see nothing wrong with it.
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talking about a class instance variable,
not a class variable. Class instance variables should be lowercase while
class vars are uppercase. Swazoo apparently contains a class-instance
variable that is uppercased, which regardless of the outcome of this
discussion, should probably be fixed.
Ra
ue
>
> Does anybody know where is come from?
It's from the SIXX package, see Universe / Persistence / SIXX. SIXX is an
XML serializer/deserializer written in Smalltalk.
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> I also never use sound (imagine an office with 5 people each
> playing a
> sound when opening a browser window ;)).
> If there is sound I would turn it off by default.
>
> Adrian
Ditto. I need nor want sound from my programming environment.
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> Marcus Denker wrote:
>
> > I vote for Pharo-Core and Pharo.
>
> +0.9
>
> Pharo-Core and Pharo-Dev (+0.1)
>
> Michael
Ditto, I like Core and Dev better, but Pharo-Core and Pharo aren't bad
either.
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> > Try to stop thinking that making errors is bad.
> > This is a christian ideology that may block your way of
> looking at the
> > world in a open way.
> Not true at all. It might be a catholic ideology, but its not
> christian.
>
> Christianity is about love, faith, and redemption. Not fear,
but it's better that changing core code and breaking other peoples
packages.
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k, but
it's just not community friendly code. A package should have a clear
responsibility, few dependencies, not too many extensions, no overrides if
at all possible, and must install and uninstall cleanly without hosing my
system. If it doesn't
ure: [ file close ] ]
Seems correct to me, you only need the ensure if the file opened
successfully in which case file won't be nil.
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and much more expensive
generate so as far as I can see there's currently nothing able to compete
with ReferenceStreams. SmartRefStream probably does need rewritten a bit to
throw exceptions instead of prompting the user, but otherwise it seems to
work rather well.
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> Stef
You did make a better Squeak, and I look forward to seeing Pharo burn the
diskpacks a bit and throw out all the crap bogging Squeak down. Keep up the
good work, some of us do appreciate it.
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