Hi Sean,
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 08:16:17AM -0500, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
> David T. Lewis wrote
> > Alistair Grant and I, with the support of Feenk, have made GitHub
> > repositories
> > for OSProcess and CommandShell
>
> Thank you to all involved!
>
>
> David T. Lewis wrote
> > my own
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 11:01:13AM -0500, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
> David T. Lewis wrote
> > they can now be loading in Pharo...
>
> In Pharo 7.0.4, the following chugged for about an hour cycling back and
> forth between OSP and Command Shell without completing:
> baseline: 'OSProcess'
Hi
Q. What are your best practices and recommendations for developing and testing
concurrent software?
A. I avoid writing concurrent code if I can. If not, I would launch multiple
Smalltalk instances instead.
Even then I would use SQLite3 (or even Postgres, Redis etc) to hold the shared
Noury - I happened to notice in a recent article about the Rust scheduler (it
caught my eye) it had a section on concurrent testing and a tool they write
called Loom to test all possible permutations and catch errors.
This might be an avenue of investigation for your work ?
An idea any way.
gcotelli wrote
> I don't know if call it canonical. But certainly it is the version the
> community is maintaining.
That works for me. I guess I'll re-fork from there. Hopefully, some of the
other repo owners will speak up as to whether they have useful changes to
pick up.
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Cheers,
Sean
I don't know if call it canonical. But certainly it is the version the
community is maintaining. It's a fork of the mtaborda repo and converted to
tonel format. I don't know how it was migrated from Sthub, but it was
before any tool for migrating the history existed.
I think it must contain all
Thanks, Sven. I found the "ultimate" place where strings are being prepared
for INSERT INTO clause - this happens in String>>#glorpPrintSQLOn:. Not so
easy to parametrize at a first glance. Maybe with
WideString>>#glorpPrintSQLOn: but I'm not sure how other platforms would be
happy. I decided to
Are you sure you're using a released version of Pharo 7?
Running the load script in a stable released version of Pharo 7 loads with
no errors for me. I'm not in a position to be able to support un-released
or non-stable or outdated versions of Pharo (e.g. pharo 8).
To get a stable version of
What is the relation with Units maintained by Zweindenker?
On Mon 14 Oct 2019 at 19:13, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
> It seems that this is now canonical: https://github.com/ba-st/aconcagua
>
> I assume its predecessor [1] was a port from this StHub repo [2]. There are
> two other repos on StHub
To slightly further complicate matters, canonical does not quite have all
commits from its predecessor.
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Cheers,
Sean
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It seems that this is now canonical: https://github.com/ba-st/aconcagua
I assume its predecessor [1] was a port from this StHub repo [2]. There are
two other repos on StHub [3] - the first of which has changes after the last
in [1] and the other has changes which may have been/need to be merged.
Samuel,
One thing I don't recall seeing in this thread is a discussion of the
semantics of the methods names.
I find it helpful to consider #asWhatever to be a conversion method, used
to convert one object to another essentially compatible class. e.g.
#asFloat sent to an integer would be
Very clear to me now.
Thank you and to others too by your previous answers
David T. Lewis wrote
> they can now be loading in Pharo...
In Pharo 7.0.4, the following chugged for about an hour cycling back and
forth between OSP and Command Shell without completing:
baseline: 'OSProcess' with: [
spec
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019, 08:49 Samuel Teixeira Santos
wrote:
> when you say when: "what this object converted *to a string means in my
> domain"* - what really means, specially about when you say *'domain'?*
>
> Could you give some example for this?
>
> Thanks
>
A good example might be PLU codes
Sean P. DeNigris wrote
> ...to the GH README
Also:
- you can disable the GH issue tracker if you don't want reports there
- you don't need the code subfolder (src) in the URL since you have project
metadata
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Cheers,
Sean
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Sent from:
David T. Lewis wrote
> Alistair Grant and I, with the support of Feenk, have made GitHub
> repositories
> for OSProcess and CommandShell
Thank you to all involved!
David T. Lewis wrote
> my own development work remains on squeaksource so I prefer
> contributions there anyway
It might be good
I like the way you put because it's a nice way to remember and to teach too.
I'm just bit confusing, and I think this because Object Oriented it's not
one of my strong skills, when you say when: "what this object converted *to
a string means in my domain"* - what really means, specially about
arcanosam wrote
> printString... v asString... There is something different about both?
I will add that conceptually:
- #printString = what a developer would want to see, e.g. in an inspector
- #displayString = a string suitable for UI (i.e. in production)
- #asString - while typically
Thank you too Richard.
Very interesting and elucidative.
Regards to all.
Hi,
> Am 14.10.2019 um 09:07 schrieb Hernán Morales Durand
> :
>
> Hi guys,
>
> Because I am lazy and want to avoid searching through all DockerHub
> repository pages... Do you know a Dockerfile to generate the smallest
> possible docker image for Pharo?
Please have a look at
Hi Tomaz,
> On 11 Oct 2019, at 18:15, eftomi wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I'm working on ADO database driver for Glorp by using Pablo's PharoCOM. The
> structure of the driver is similar to Sven's P3DatabaseDriver and P3Client
> (thanks, Sven for very clear architecture :-) ) and the work is
days keysAndValuesDo: [:key :value |
Transcript print: key; nextPutAll: ' has '; print: value;
nextPutAll: ' days'; cr].
Transcript endEntry.
works too and in some Smalltalks is easily the most efficient approach, as it
does not construct any strings you have no other use for.
In Pharo,
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 04:07:49AM -0300, Hernán Morales Durand wrote:
> Because I am lazy and want to avoid searching through all DockerHub
> repository pages... Do you know a Dockerfile to generate the smallest
> possible docker image for Pharo?
> Anyone could make it work Pharo on Alpine since
Hi guys,
Because I am lazy and want to avoid searching through all DockerHub
repository pages... Do you know a Dockerfile to generate the smallest
possible docker image for Pharo?
I am also interested in which stage you use to install packages into the
image, and why? Do you copy the contained
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