I found a difference in shortcut handling between Pharo 8 and Pharo 9 which
you can reproduce with the attached minimum working example. In the
example, the halt in the Command's #execute method in P9 is sent but not in
P8.
SpComm2SaveTextMWE show.
The problem seems to be Pharo 8 doesn't execute
The latest 9.0 64-bit development version that I downloaded earlier this
week.
tbrunz wrote
> For which version, Richard?
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> I get the "orange triangle" in Pharo 8.
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For which version, Richard?
I get the "orange triangle" in Pharo 8.
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I notice that if I modify code in the Debugger, the editing pane does not
provide any cue that the code has changed and needs to be saved. I believe
in previous Pharo versions, an orange indicator appeared in the top right
corner of the pane. Is this an oversight?
Thanks.
I also would love to see intermediate tutorials on Spec2 and Seaside. (And
Zinc and Teapot, too, for that matter.)
And the example/tutorial I'm working on really *should* have a Spec2 _and_ a
Seaside/Teapot interface. But that's a bit over my head... Which is
frustrating; I want to know how to
Willow-SpinKit, integration between Willow and SpinKit reached it's v8.0.1 version.
Changelog
SpinKitOnlineLibrary is now available again as an option. Thanks @mattonem
Regards,
The Buenos Aires Smalltalk team
Hi,
This webinar already took place but you can see the recording here:
https://youtu.be/uwEu_-tflKg
Best,
On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 12:57 PM Norman Nunley via GemStone-Smalltalk <
gemstone-smallt...@lists.gemtalksystems.com> wrote:
> Is there any chance that you'll record this webinar? I'd
thanks it works
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Let's see: 'a.bat 10' works but 'a.bat', myTextField asString does NOT work.
There's clearly something wrong with 'a.bat', myTextField asString - but
what? As Tim says, you have to investigate.
Tim has suggested a couple of ways you could investigate. Here's another -
You have my code that
On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 5:44 PM shawon58 wrote:
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> As i got idea that
> *LibC system: 'D:\DEV_FreeCAD\build\bin\makebt.exe ', a asString* is
> worked but now i want to send two data like
> *LibC system: 'D:\DEV_FreeCAD\build\bin\makebt.exe ', a asString, b
> asString* but not worked
> can
As i got idea that
*LibC system: 'D:\DEV_FreeCAD\build\bin\makebt.exe ', a asString* is
worked but now i want to send two data like
*LibC system: 'D:\DEV_FreeCAD\build\bin\makebt.exe ', a asString, b
asString* but not worked
can anyone have idea how to do it.
Thanks
Hi - you will get the most benefit by working through the problem yourself
which is why folks are hesitant to “do it for you”, as you won’t learn
meaningfully that way.
Have you tried putting a break point in the code and using the debugger? (You
can use the code “self halt.” If you can’t
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