In the past when hovering the package list, we could see the package mini
description and it would be good to resurrect it.
Now stephen I suggest you try Pharo and see because many times when I reopened
VW it looks like my fingers
were cut. Because I could not go super fast navigation.
Pharo
Stephen Pope wrote
> When I fire up Pharo, the system browser presents me with a list of
> several hundred categories (from AST to Zodiac) in a system with over 8000
> classes. The system categorization makes no sense since I don’t know the
> naming conventions and so many packages have cute but q
http://books.pharo.org
https://github.com/topics/pharo
> On 1 May 2020, at 14:37, Noury Bouraqadi wrote:
>
> Hi Stefen,
>
> Welcome to Pharo :-)
>
> Here are 2 tips that whould help you find your way :
> - Spotter (open it with Shift+Enter). It searches the whole image for names
> (classes,
Hi Stefen,
Welcome to Pharo :-)
Here are 2 tips that whould help you find your way :
- Spotter (open it with Shift+Enter). It searches the whole image for names
(classes, methods...) that include the given substring
- Finder (Menu Tools) : Allows various kinds of searches. Searching with
examp
Hello friends,
I’m getting started with Pharo after decades using VisualWorks and Squeak; it’s
pretty wonderful what you all have assembled!
My question is related to what we used to teach as the first law of software
reuse: “You can’t reuse it if you can’t find it,” and the related software
> On 22 Oct 2014, at 16:17, Hans Schueren wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Thank you for the information :
>
>
> Yes , the File with the extension .st is in the Pharo directory.
>
> First i couldn't find it by supposing a .txt File.
Good that you found it, these things are so obvious to us that we fai
Thank you for the information :
Yes , the File with the extension .st is in the Pharo directory.
First i couldn't find it by supposing a .txt File.
I have opened the file with a office tool JARTE.
Now it is easy to print my new class out.
Remember back when you are a beginner in prog
On 22/10/14 11:48, Hans Schueren wrote:
Hallo fellows,
i have just started with smalltalk programming Pharo.
Welcome.
This is a great journey. Take some time and ask all the questions you have.
Now be prepared to change your way of doing things and you will be
really surprised :)
Stef
Co
Hello again ,
i have searched for a new text file in the Pharo Image folder
that contains the printed version of my class.
There is no text file.
I have chosen the "file out " option in Pharo version 3.0
and the book version PBE one click 1.1.
At the moment i have only PBE in use fo
> On 22 Oct 2014, at 14:00, kilon alios wrote:
>
> nothing wrong in doing things the old / analogue way but pharo offers a
> variety of tools to help you visualise and understand code.
>
> One example is when you want to know how one class is a subclass from
> another. Browser has a separate
nothing wrong in doing things the old / analogue way but pharo offers a
variety of tools to help you visualise and understand code.
One example is when you want to know how one class is a subclass from
another. Browser has a separate view for this called Hierarchy view.
Another is when methods ar
Just one thing for description of the hardcopy :
Yes ; a browser inside the system is much better.
The only reason to make a hardcopy in the form of a list is to
have a "Analog view" of the interdependencies of the whole package.
You know that in the job as electrician.
You can measure t
> On 22 Oct 2014, at 12:19, Hans Schueren wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for the answer.
>
> I have chosen " FILE OUT ".
>
> Let me aks : Who is the file then. On what location ? "
>
> I only have seen that Pharo has make a snapshot of the
>
> " Package-Class-Protokoll-Methods".
>
> After this s
rectory as your image called .st.
Craig
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Subject: [Pharo-users] Package Browser
Hallo fellows,
i have just started
Thank you for the answer.
I have chosen " FILE OUT ".
Let me aks : Who is the file then. On what location ? "
I only have seen that Pharo has make a snapshot of the
" Package-Class-Protokoll-Methods".
After this snapshot the printer is not started.
Therfore i suppose that a File
Hi Hans,
Welcome !
What you are looking for is called a file out. You can do that at several
levels, package, class, protocol and individual method. Look for the menu item
'File Out' in the menu of the respective panes in the Nautilus class browser.
That being said, this is not done very ofte
Hallo fellows,
i have just started with smalltalk programming Pharo.
Could you help me in one question please ?
Its simple :
After already performed a own NEW CLASS in the class browser ,
it is very convenient to PRINT OUT the complete Class ,
together with protokoll and methods in a LIST F
Oops. My bad. Thanks all.
For what it may be worth to others:
Still wishing to avoid installing 209 additional library packages
(which is what the ia32-libs wants to fulfill dependencies), I found
that the following three -- well really four -- packages (in addition
to whatever was put in by the
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 1:02 AM, Paul DeBruicker wrote:
> The VM from the ppa installs just the necessary 32 bit libs for it to
> run, I think in the VM directory.
not quite. The VM from the ppa depends on just the necessary 32 bit
libs provided as deb files by Ubuntu. This means that these libs
Hi Rob,
Good to see you here too. There is no online list of former ESUG board members,
is there?
You probably want to look at p119-126 in PBE and then some chapters in PBE2:
- Managing projects with Metacello
- Gofer: Scripting package loading
- Versioning your code with Monticello
Monticello
The VM from the ppa installs just the necessary 32 bit libs for it to
run, I think in the VM directory. To run an older VM you have to do it
yourself with the ia32-libs:multiarch package. And of course you don't
need all the libs provided by that package but I'm not sure what you do
and don't need
On 2013-06-28, at 00:40, ubuntourist wrote:
>> You'll need to install ia32-libs:multiarch I think if you haven't.
>
> That's what I meant about older parts for a newer car. You're right,
> but so far, I've managed to avoid putting the 32-bit libraries on this
> system.
>
>> Pharo is 32bits.
>
> You'll need to install ia32-libs:multiarch I think if you haven't.
That's what I meant about older parts for a newer car. You're right,
but so far, I've managed to avoid putting the 32-bit libraries on this
system.
> Pharo is 32bits.
The newer Pharo appears to be 64-bit.
--
View this mess
You'll need to install ia32-libs:multiarch I think if you haven't.
Pharo is 32bits.
On 06/27/2013 03:17 PM, ubuntourist wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 5:45 PM, Paul DeBruicker [via Smalltalk]
> <[hidden email] > wrote:
>
>> Its probably more helpful to think of it like learning to drive a c
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 5:45 PM, Paul DeBruicker [via Smalltalk]
wrote:
> Its probably more helpful to think of it like learning to drive a car.
> Yes we may want to learn and be taught in the family's brand new car but
> you can get the hang of things equally well in the 7 yr old sedan. The
> di
On Jun 28, 2013, at 12:05 AM, ubuntourist wrote:
> OK. I surrender. ;-)
>
> So, not liking unnecessary clutter, can I pare down the Pharo +
> Kitchen Sink ZIP file (OneClick)? It looks like the only things I'd
> need from that are the Contents/Linux and Contents/Resources
> directories (an
Yes I think so.
On 06/27/2013 03:04 PM, ubuntourist wrote:
> OK. I surrender. ;-)
>
> So, not liking unnecessary clutter, can I pare down the Pharo +
> Kitchen Sink ZIP file (OneClick)? It looks like the only things I'd
> need from that are the Contents/Linux and Contents/Resources
> directories
OK. I surrender. ;-)
So, not liking unnecessary clutter, can I pare down the Pharo +
Kitchen Sink ZIP file (OneClick)? It looks like the only things I'd
need from that are the Contents/Linux and Contents/Resources
directories (and the shell script to launch the pieces properly). Yes?
--
View
Hi ubuntourist,
Its probably more helpful to think of it like learning to drive a car.
Yes we may want to learn and be taught in the family's brand new car but
you can get the hang of things equally well in the 7 yr old sedan. The
differences between not knowing how to drive and knowing how to dri
On Jun 27, 2013, at 11:22 PM, ubuntourist wrote:
> I am just starting with Pharo and would like to learn what is being offered
> at www.pharo-project.org. (I'm also partial to Ubuntu packages, for which
> the Pharo Project site helpfully provides instructions.) However, all
> tutorial documen
I am just starting with Pharo and would like to learn what is being offered
at www.pharo-project.org. (I'm also partial to Ubuntu packages, for which
the Pharo Project site helpfully provides instructions.) However, all
tutorial documentation seems to point to a VM and image that are four years
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