Hello KMO
i follow your step one by one and make the form but i want to run :
connectPresenters
myButton whenActivatedDo: [LibC system: 'a.bat', myTextField asString].
That means when i put any value in text field than press click me than that
value need to send to my bat file as string. so i
Back on the 'Intermediate Tutorials' question...
I would love to see intermediate tutorials on Spec2 and Seaside and
perhaps how to best adapt an (Sp)Application to serve both 'presenters'
with guidelines on what responsibility goes where on the
presenter/component, application, and model(s).
Hi,
The "class vs instance" side is one of the most confusing things for
newcomers, I remember struggling with it when I learnt Smalltalk (and
also was a novice in OOP).
It helps you thinking it this way: the instance side is everything
that will affect all instances of such class, and you can
On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 4:35 PM G B via Pharo-users <
pharo-users@lists.pharo.org> wrote:
> Being new not only to Smalltalk, but OOP in general, I think I finally am
> understanding things. One area I am still unsure about is the class side
> versus the instance side. Does one usually use the
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Being new not only to Smalltalk, but OOP in general, I think I finally am
understanding things. One area I am still unsure about is the class side versus
the instance side. Does one usually use the class side when they want those
inherited in every subclass, which frees
This code should give you a clue of how to do what you want. You can file it
in or type it in yourself. You can run it from the playground with the
command -
SimpleExample new openWithSpec.
How it works - You need to subclass SpPresenter. You need to set up an
instance method called
Hello
Is there anyone who have idea how to create a textinputfield in spec2/GUI in
pharo and get the value from that text field. Cause i want to use LibC
fuction to send the text field data to a BAT file. So need help to create a
simple textfield that can get the value. I need guide line badly.
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Hi,
I discovered why tests are failing.
The reason is that Fuel is using root directory as working path instead of
the working directory. Unfortunately the root dir is not writeable (of
course) and so the failings.
I guess the mistake occurs because since Pharo (7?) the
