Have you tried manually opening up the gmail account you are sending from in
the browser and looking for anything funny? I have had similar issues where
the gmail was needing a security prompt/response.
I wrote a service to send mails asynchronously (in case the gmail connection
was down and genera
This is actually an intersting discussion. There are several levels to it.
1. Should Pharo be compatible with a standard from 1998?
2. What is the general view on using exceptions in Pharo?
3. What should allButFirst: do?
Ad 1) I am relatively new to Pharo, If backwards compatibility is
important
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I didn't join all the dots.
My point is that [all] but {first,last} have simple definitions in terms
of #copyFrom:to: and that if you want to make them accept oversize counts,
you either have to change the definition of #copyFrom:to: (bad idea) or
cut these methods loose from #copyFrom:to: and defi
Here's what I think.
copyFrom: start to: stop
" ANSI Smalltalk section 5.7.8.7, reorganised a bit.
Answer a new collection containing all of the elements of the
receiver between the indices start and stop inclusive in their
original order. The element at index start in the receiver
