Am 30.09.2013 um 19:35 schrieb p...@highoctane.be:
> XSD is not the same.
>
What do you mean?
Norbert
> Guess you want to do something like JAXB or schema validation. But I don't
> know of anything like that in Pharo...
>
> Phil
I mean that XSD is XML indeed but the usage is for defining structures, and
crafting all kinds of artifacts from there.
I was involved with a project where a ton of XSDs were used to define
business message structures.
Reading XML is not giving us reading XML with XSD schema validation nor
Classe
Hi all,
also notice that the default text entry widget has already an autocompletion
feature.
see WidgetExamples>>exampleTextEntryWithCompletionDialog
You can find several uses of it. See
EditorFindReplaceDialogWindow>>newFindTextEntryMorph as another example.
Cheers
Alain
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exampleTextEntr
I have some partly-finished Squeak code that creates a schema-specific
validating XML parser & generator (well, data objects that do this) given an
XSD. My motivating use case is to enable quick support of new XML-based file
formats. So, you would design your objects as usual, then run my sche
You probably want to do something similar to what we have done in
Deltawerken-Framework. (on ss3)
Stephan
Hi,
I have an app (seaside) that is configured with multiple pharo (1.3) images
behind an apache proxy, using a FFI wrapper to a OCI native library to
connect to Oracle. It works fine with one image but with multiple images it
crashes with a seg fault/memory error when under user load. The error
a
Hello,
How did you bind your native library, with FFI, alien or NativeBoost ? I
guessed FFI but I'm not sure.
Did you try to run all the images on several VM (1 VM per image) ? If so,
did it solve the problem ?
What version of the VM are you using ? (Evaluate Smalltalk vm version).
Retry with th
Hmm, pharo processes should share no memory at all. Then the question is,
is Oracle library doing something strange? Maybe the library suggests to be
used in some special way for your setup?
On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 6:58 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an app (seaside) that is configured with multipl
Hi,
Yesterday I was again take a look back into pharo. I really like
zoomable interfaces and despite that most of my hobby programming today
is done on python/web2py I would like to keep pharo on the radar and not
loosing touch with the language and community. So I would like to make
some min
Hi
> Yesterday I was again take a look back into pharo. I really like zoomable
> interfaces and despite that most of my hobby programming today is done on
> python/web2py I would like to keep pharo on the radar and not loosing touch
> with the language and community. So I would like to make so
I discovered that the LineMorph was still around in the image.
I kind of like that Morph.
Esse looks very nice indeed. I'll try it out for a presentation this week
(nothing better than deadlines to make one learn fast...).
Phil
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 7:33 AM, Stéphane Ducasse
wrote:
> Hi
>
>
I tried to load this but Esse loads from http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/Esse,
while Esse.2 (package) hasse a number of Esse.2.* versions which are
**empty** :-(
So, p := EsseProject new doesn't work as there is no EsseProject class
loaded.
Looks like Esse has the main classes and Esse.2 has the EsseP
On Oct 2, 2013, at 8:06 AM, "p...@highoctane.be" wrote:
> I tried to load this but Esse loads from http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/Esse,
> while Esse.2 (package) hasse a number of Esse.2.* versions which are
> **empty** :-(
>
> So, p := EsseProject new doesn't work as there is no EsseProject class
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