Hi Serge,
as I said I do not really have the time now to get involved in a gsoc
proposal, but I can give you my perspective. There are two sides to
the story.
The first one is complementary to SciSmalltalk: in order to analize
data, you need to get data in first. So, one may want to read - say -
Hello list,
it looks to me that old and new packages have different dependencies.
If you're *not* using pillar or phratch, and have problems updating the pharo
packages, please execute
dpkg -l | grep -i pharo | awk ' { print $2 } ' | xargs sudo apt-get -y
purge ; sudo apt-get update && sudo apt
I need for my application to register its main class somehow, that pharo
will send a message (class side) to it whenever image is started/finished,
for example, to reconfigure database connections as they get invalid when
image closes and opens again.
Is there any hook for pharo to be able to s
use #startUp: and #shutDown: on the class side of your class.
check implementors of those methods for examples.
David Carlos Manuelda wrote
> I need for my application to register its main class somehow, that pharo
> will send a message (class side) to it whenever image is started/finished,
I presumed shallowCopy for literal arrays / OrderedCollection should have
been a true copy. Perhaps need to understand this..
shallowCopy
"Answer a copy of the receiver which shares the receiver's instance
variables. It should never be overridden. I'm invoked from the copy
template method. Sub
> On 20 Feb 2015, at 06:23, S Krish wrote:
>
>
> I presumed shallowCopy for literal arrays / OrderedCollection should have
> been a true copy. Perhaps need to understand this..
>
OrderdCollection is not just one object, but it holds on to an Array that has
it’s content. You copy the outsid
