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> On Apr 10, 2019, at 12:38, Tim Mackinnon wrote:
>
> How about we just move on? I don’t see much usefulness in arguing over older
>
How about we just move on? I don’t see much usefulness in arguing over older
stuff - I’m sure you/we/them will have different opinions on levels of
incorrectness - honestly it’s not worth it.
I think you’ve defended your corner fine , but I would much prefer that
everyone focuses on the merits
On 28. 2. 2019 18:02, Esteban Maringolo wrote:
Hi Michael,
I share the belief that beyond some point pushing for something can
backfire, and if you keep going then you enter into the trolls or
fanatics zone.
However I don't believe the community has to do something, or exclude
anybody. In a
Just to prove that I'm a very reasonable person, I make this unconditional
offer...
If Michael can identify which of my JavaScript and Python articles are in
error and point out the specific falsehoods, I will correct them. I presume
that not ALL of my criticisms are unjustified.
This should assu
Hi,
It seems that the problem is fixed.
Not sure why Pharo image went freeze because it was a Seaside problem.
(maybe i should execute the same on GemStone/S to see the result).
Also not sure why Control + "-" did not halt the execution.
Even in one occasion make Windows 8 fail.
The problem was
Hi,
Version: Pharo 7.0
OS: Windows 8.
Which is the best way to get any error description when the Pharo image
crash ?
PharoDebug.log - does not have any information
stderr - does not have any information
Stoping the execution is not working ("Control" + "-")
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/
Hi,
I would like to track the user's activity while he uses pharo. That is, I
need to track if the user open a browser, access a given class definition,
modify a method, etc.
Is there any feature available? if not, what pharo hooks should I consider?
Best regards
--
Dr. Matias Urbieta
LIFIA - UN
> On 4 Apr 2019, at 15:04, Vitor Medina Cruz wrote:
>
> Steven:
>
> Oh! I was unaware of these methods under reflection protocol! I manage to
> make it work, and it is simply AWESOME!! :)
>
> Marcus:
>
> I wanted to intercept the store generally, with any kind of slot, kind of an
> AOP ap
I love this attitude coming from the very core of the Pharo dev-team,
which felt to me as being blind to what other dialects were doing or
did in the past, and these is days seems to be catching up quite
quickly.
Dolphin Smalltalk:
Practically all "widgets" (aka "views") are the native ones, and t
I’m curious why on Dictionary there is #keys and #keysSortedSafely ? Why isn’t
it just #keysSorted - do we normally provided a keysSortedDangerously?
Looking deeper, it seems to duplicate the keys method, so I’m wondering if this
is ripe for some rework.
Tim
Yeah, ok.
But please do not take this thread as a way to defend/criticise other dialects
(we all know there is a lot of passion around).
My intention is more to ask “what is cool of dialect X that you would like
Pharo to have too” or “how can we make Pharo to be as beautiful and/or
enjoyable as
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 6:21 AM jtuc...@objektfabrik.de <
jtuc...@objektfabrik.de> wrote:
> Richard,
>
>
> as a comment on VA Smalltalk: you are referring to the Linux version,
> which is also your Screenshot. I agree that Linux version of VA
> Smalltalk is far from what I'd call enjoyable or beau
Guillermo Polito
wrote:
> Thanks! we need more of this :)
Working on it.
You see me having to work around not being able to step into in the
debugger. What is needed to make that work?
Stephan
Richard,
as a comment on VA Smalltalk: you are referring to the Linux version,
which is also your Screenshot. I agree that Linux version of VA
Smalltalk is far from what I'd call enjoyable or beautiful.
If you take a look at the Windows version of VAST, you'll immediately
realize that Linux u
Esteban,
I can, of course, only speak for myself and I must admit I never really
used Dolphin for more extensive projects. What I always was envious of
as a long-time VA Smalltalk-user was the nice look & feel of Dolphin. It
just felt like Windows, acted and looked like Windows and offered all
Thanks! we need more of this :)
On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 5:49 PM stephan wrote:
> Some work Vincent Blondeau and I have been doing on the Taskbar
> has inspired me to make some screencasts showing how to do
> debugger driven development, and take the first steps towards
> refactoring the TaskBarMo
Hi Rich,
I agree totally with you!
Lorenzo
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