On 04/05/16 17:44, Grigory Hatsevich wrote:
I have a problem installing Beach Parasol. I follow the guidelines from
http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/Parasol.html/Wiki and Pharo says that
WAKomEncoded is unknown variable.
Sorry about that, that's a text that is outdated.
The ZnServerAdapter version sh
Yep, a SHA sum is less useful if it's on the same site. Still, it
would be really useful to check the file against accidental
corruption. It would also be useful for comparing with the checksums
used by packagers,
e.g. https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=pharo#n27
. Users could s
On a simpler front and not at as a real daba base, you may find Fuel to
be incredibly efficient and reliable to persist a graph of object.
Hilaire
Le 04/05/2016 00:03, Stephan Eggermont a écrit :
> On 03/05/16 15:42, AWS wrote:
>> The current course is all about Database management and analysis.
Hi Damien,
I will use a modified version of the Pharo 5 environment packaged for
the current MOOC for a quick building and with more time I will create
new ConfigurationOf for my projects and debug the current ones.
Thanks,
Offray
On 04/05/16 04:50, Damien Cassou wrote:
Offray Vladimir Lun
On 04/05/16 13:04, Grigory Hatsevich wrote:
Suppose I have a web page with 50 small photos; when I click on a photo,
appears a window where I can further click on a link to open a full
profile of the person on a photo. I need to open a full profile for
every person in that page, each in a separat
Soup is quite easy to use (event if I would prefer an API that uses jQuery/CSS
likes navigation selectors.
Easier way is doing it interactively (in a debugger).
Just to give an example so that you can start quickly, I just did something to
scrap info from this web site db-ip.
Info is in a table
On Tue, May 03, 2016 at 10:01:26PM +0200, Torsten Bergmann wrote:
> into an own kind of Pharo distribution that I call AstaresDistribution.
Nice! And that logo is awesome.
Pierce
I think you have several possibilities : 1. testing user interactions by real
click automations: don’t know what is up todays but there were Albatross back
in 2006 [1] or SeasideTesting [2]. Probably, there are other options.
2. Simulate client requests programmatically. You could do that in Zin
Performance wise Pharo is doing very well on that front because its one of
the very few dynamic languages to come with a JIT VM.
Generally speaking because you are talking about games, it will depend on
the game. Both Android and iOS they rely heavily on C libraries, libraries
that Pharo can use.
My project is basically a unification of python and pharo by allowing pharo
to use python libraries. That means that one would have to have knowledge
of python and the python library used.
Its a simple socket bridge with which pharo can communicate with python and
say "hey python do this for me an
Thanks. I will be happy with either way - clicks automation or
"retrieve-html/parse/extract/download/repeat"; I just want to find the
most convenient way (e.g. quick and simple). I do not have any experience
with html parsing; maybe you could point at some relevant examples /
tutorial?
Pe
As far as I know:
Pharo has event recorder that helps automate within image… however the
bigger problem here is interaction with the environment, which is a big
problem cross-platform.
This is all assuming that you _must_ click on it and you can't just
retrieve-html/parse/extract/download/repeat
Suppose I have a web page with 50 small photos; when I click on a photo,
appears a window where I can further click on a link to open a full
profile of the person on a photo. I need to open a full profile for every
person in that page, each in a separate browser tab. How can I automate
this
Hi,
if you wondered how you can add your own method icon/action to Nautilus,
well wonder no more. :)
http://peteruhnak.com/blog/2016/05/04/custom-method-icons/
Peter
Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas writes:
> I would like to made one of my images available through Pharo
> Launcher. Anyone knows where I can find documentation about this? I
> can't find anything on the StHub page for the project.
I agree with both Serge and Cédrick. Their solution is easy and the
Le 2/5/16 à 11:30, Victor RENE a écrit :
Hello,
I am new to Pharo and would like to understand a few things.
I can search by myself, but I do not know the code base yet, so:
[Questions]
Pharo image:
Serialization, deserialization, where is the code?
Are you talking about image or seriali
> On 01 May 2016, at 14:45, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
>
> Marcus Denker-4 wrote
>> #ast returns a result from the cache, while #parseTree always gets a new
>> one…
>
> Ah, okay. What is the difference? That is, how/when is the cache updated?
>
-> added on first call of #ast
-> cleaned on image
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