Hello, Other people are probably better qualified to weigh in on the best ways to manage packages in a Pharo image, but this is what I do:
1) Left click on the "desktop" to bring up the "world menu" and select "Monticello Browser." 2) Click the "+Repository" button and select "smalltalkhub.com" from the popup menu. 3) Type 'EvanDonahue' and 'Lazy' inside the provided quotes next to owner: and project:, respectively (user and password can be left ''). Then click OK. 4) Highlight "Lazy-Core-EvanDonahue.26.mcz" on the right panel (may be 26 or any other number) and click the "Browse" button to explore the classes and methods without actually installing in your image. 5) Click the "Load" button to install the classes in the image. You may also want to install Lazy-Tests just to have some code examples to look at. 6) To remove everything later, open Monticello again, search for "Lazy," right-click Lazy-Core in the left pane, and "unload" As for your use case, what you have written should work, but if you just want a ton of 1's, you can use LazyList repeat: 1 There are other class methods of increasing generality for generating infinite lists, but of course you can always use #collect: and friends to compose appropriately. LazyList is technically still "under development," but it should be feature complete for most uses. Let me know if there's any functionality it's missing, or if you're wondering whether and how it can do something. If you want to say any more about the operations you are trying to perform, I can be more specific about how to do them. Roughly, aside from the infinite methods, the API follows the standard Pharo collections. And also welcome to Pharo. It's a trip. Cheers, Evan -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Is-lazy-evaluation-of-infinite-series-possible-tp4897956p4898034.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
