Thanks for the explanation, Sebastian. It led me to look into
associations and dictionaries, which led me to page 190 in /Pharo By
Example/. The character, ->, is there used in examples. It is described
as a message (I assume a binary message). I found -> also in the index
under Object. Thanks
Hi Stef,
Thanks for the welcome back. I always have fun with Smalltalk in the
Winter but each year Summer seems to get in the way.
I appreciate your reminiscences, but I still don't understand what the
right aero (->) does.
Bruce
On 2016-11-30 12:21 PM, stepharo wrote:
Hi bruce
welcome
I have been away from smalltalk coding for a while. On returning to the
fold, I often see the use of a right arrow in code. Is this something new?
Today in a Teapot app example, I saw,
Teapot on GET: '/welcome' -> 'Hello World!'; start.
What is the arrow for?
I loaded Pharo 6 on my iMac running OSX Sierra and all seems to work fine.
I used curl get.pharo.org/vmLatest60 | bash
My Pharo 5 wouldn't work with Sierra.
Bruce
My problem was that I chose a 64-bit Ubuntu OS when I signed up with the
ISP, Digital Ocean. So I started another Droplet at DO and set it up
with an Ubuntu 32-bit system.
All is well now and everything down to the end of sec. 12 in Sven's
tutorial works for me. Now I'll look at Deploying For
I worked my way through Sven van Caekenberghe's excellent tutorial on
building and deploying a web app on Digital Ocean's cloud server. All
went well at first, even though Digital Ocean didn't offer a Mac option
(I picked Ubuntu Linux).
I skipped the Tests and Configuration parts of Sven's tut
I tried to load my ScriptManager package from SmalltalkHub into a new
Paro3 image. I got this error:
"The method UITheme>>smallLeftFlushIcon has been deprecated.
You need to use Smalltalk ui icons"
How do I find/use Smalltalk ui icons?
The dmg works for me now in OS 10.9 Mavericks. I didn't have "Allow
downloads from anywhere" ON.
If I launch Pharo2.0 I get a message, "cannot locate sources file." This
isn't a problem for me.
Thanks, Damien, for a cool launcher.
Bruce
Hi Damien,
I tried your .dmg file on my iMac running OS 10.9 (Mavericks). It didn't
work. The error message is "Pharo.app is damaged and can't be opened." A
second download and retry gave the same result.
Sven wrote:
It is trivially easy to open a JPEG (or GIF or PNG) and turn it into a
Morph: '/Users/Sven/Desktop/test.jpg' asFileReference readStreamDo: [
:in | (JPEGReadWriter on: in) nextImage asMorph openInWindow ].
I tried this in Pharo 1.4 one-click but got an MNU: 'reset'. It does work,
h
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