Dear Nacho,
I think you could press the gears icon in the top right corner of the Pharo
launcher window, then mark the desired virtual machine, then update the
installed vm via right-click.
Or you could delete the existing virtual machine and it should automatically
install a new one when launc
Hi David,
Indeed, you should move it to another package.
However, this package should either:
be in its own repository
load it with the initial project
In this case, you'd have to clone the whole initial project and
load only the package that you want to share, which can be quite
Thanks, will try to do that. I know how to do it by downloading everything
by myself.
But how do I do that with Pharo Launcher?
Cheers,
Nacho
*Ignacio Sniechowski*
On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 11:44 PM lb wrote:
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I guess that the answer is to move the kv into its own package but I don't know how to refer from one package to another. Can anyone clarify for me. Sent from my Huawei tablet Original Message Subject: [Pharo-users] Sharing classes between packagesFrom: David Pennington To: Any ques
I have a small Key/Value database that I have written for my Seaside apps. I
have one Package - Family-Accounts which defines the classes for this database.
I am now writing a new Seaside app (IPMSClacton) that will also need to use the
database. How do I share the code between the two packages?
For what it's worth, the ANSI Smalltalk standard says
"The protocols specified for literals do not include any messages
that modify the state of the literal objects.
The effect of sending a message to an object that is the value
of a literal that modifies the state of the literal is undefined."
