Re: [Pharo-users] mentor help continued

2020-07-16 Thread Richard O'Keefe
You "have to make a clock where the minutes and seconds should not be above 60." What does that actually *mean*? The *second* part of a UTC time can be 60. The *minute* part cannot. So the limits for minutes and seconds should be different. But what does "should not be above" mean? One approach,

Re: [Pharo-users] mentor help continued

2020-07-14 Thread Richard Sargent
Perhaps you should start by looking to see whether there is or are classes already in the image that do what you want. Look for classes by name (with wildcards) or for methods. For example, are there any classes which implement #hours, #minutes, or #seconds (possibly in the singular form). On Tue

[Pharo-users] mentor help continued

2020-07-14 Thread Roelof Wobben via Pharo-users
--- Begin Message --- Sorry that you did not hear from me a long time but I was in a dark place for a long time. but im back and have a question I have to make a clock so the seconds and minutes schould not be above 60, How can I take care of that ? and can I put the code here on the class si