Hello Peter,
Those are called conditional comments. They come from MS Word which is
used as the HTML rendering engine for MS Outlook. There is not much
documentation available online specifically for MS Word but they were
also implemented in older versions of MS Internet Explorer and used
com
The conditions are unfair: the C++ version uses double, whereas the
Pharo version uses Integers. Change the C++ version to use int and then
report the results :-).
Michal
On 17.12.2016 13:16, Dimitris Chloupis wrote:
So I was bored and decided to test how fast pharo is compared to C++.
so
Hi,
#isPangramIn: should probably use #asLowercase as well:
'The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog' isEnglishPangram "false --
now the $t is missing, there is only $T"
Kicking things off, here are my solutions:
isPangramAllSatisfyIn: alphabet "Just a small change to the original."
Hi,
the short answer is: not yet.
The back story is: We have been experimenting with GemStone and Tugrik
at work. While Tugrik appears to work very well (even though it is new
and not yet finished), I found the overall architecture
(Tugrik+Mongo+Voyage) a bit complicated. Tugrik is meant to be
Hi,
I think the problem is using 'aPath/cat.jpg' as a single string (= as a
single component of the path).
This:
path1 := FileSystem root / 'a/b/c.txt'.
is different to:
path2 := FileSystem root / 'a' / 'b' / 'c.txt'.
Compare the results when I ask for the parent directory:
path1 p
If there are not so many options and if they do not programatically
change, I would suggest creating a dedicated subclass for all of them:
– BormParticipantOrganizationType
– BormParticipantSystemType
– BormParticipantPersonType
All subclasses of BormParticipantType.
And then use something lik
Hi,
shouldn't the path start with /Ap*p*lications/ instead of /Aplications/?
Michal
On 28.4.2015 22:01, Ignacio Sniechowski wrote:
> Luc,
> Thanks to you for developing this!
> Unfortunately I get this error now:
>
> Typeset and view: line 17:
> /Aplications/Pharo4.0.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo:
Hi,
this solution is not exactly beautiful, but it works:
| input output |
input := #(1 2 3).
output :=
Array streamContents: [
:stream |
1 to: input size do: [
:take |
input combinations: take atATimeDo: [
Hi,
your solution does not work because files in /proc are virtual and have
no size (their size will be reported as 0).
FileStream>>contents sends #size to determine the length and that will
return 0 for all files in /proc.
So the solution is to use something that does not use #size, like:
(F
Hi all,
is there any difference between -vm-display-null and --no-display (and
using both)?
I used this command to successfully run a Seaside app on a headless
Linux server, with a standard Pharo VM (not the Squeak one from the
repositories):
./pharo-vm/pharo \
-vm-display-null \
-vm-soun
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