Hi,
do we have a working parser for YAML?
There's PPYAMLGrammar (in PetitParser), however it doesn't seem to work in
Pharo 6 at all (not even tests pass).
In Pharo 5 the tests are green, but using it on YAML content still fails...
with small fix I managed it to "pass", however the output seems
Hi Peter,
If you have a BNF of YAML, then a SmaCC parser with AST generation is at
most a day of work. I can help.
Thierry
2017-05-29 9:15 GMT+02:00 Peter Uhnak :
> Hi,
>
> do we have a working parser for YAML?
>
> There's PPYAMLGrammar (in PetitParser), however it doesn't seem to work in
> Pha
Time to learn.
Phil
On Mon, May 29, 2017 at 1:24 AM, horrido wrote:
> I don't use GitHub. I've never used GitHub. I don't know how to use GitHub.
>
> I looked at making a pull request and I was totally stymied. "Clueless"
> doesn't even begin to describe how I felt.
>
>
> Ben Coman wrote
> > On
On Mon, May 29, 2017 at 7:24 AM, horrido wrote:
> I don't use GitHub. I've never used GitHub. I don't know how to use GitHub.
>
> I looked at making a pull request and I was totally stymied. "Clueless"
> doesn't even begin to describe how I felt.
Everyone starts there. Its a useful skill to have
Nice! :)
Glenn.
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Hello,
thanks again for another fantastic tutorial / book!
For beginners (like me), it would be nice to have some sentences in the
introduction about what Bloc is about :-) There are so many Smalltalk
Projects with fancy names out there, that it is hard to have get an
overvie
Congratulations * 100 times
I love to see more and more documentation for Pharo :)
On Mon, May 29, 2017 at 2:53 PM Marc Hanisch via Pharo-users <
pharo-users@lists.pharo.org> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thanks again for another fantastic tutorial / book!
> For beginners (like me), it would be nice to ha
Is there an interest for working with QT from Pharo ? I make no promises
just something I was interested in trying.
Hi,
I'm using Mustache for a project to build a dynamic distributed web site
generator for public & open data, backed by Fossil and using Material
Design Lite. I have a template like this:
{{#twitter}}
Twitter
https://
Can you show some data you are injecting? It should work as you expect it.
Norbert
> Am 29.05.2017 um 15:26 schrieb Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas
> :
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Mustache for a project to build a dynamic distributed web site
> generator for public & open data, backed by Fossil and us
To clarify. If the object you inject has a value which either does not contain
the key twitter or it does container the key twitter but its value is nil then
the section won't be shown.
'{{#twitter}}
Twitter
https://twitter.com/{{t
Yes I can share the data. Please load Brea project from [1] and do:
=
| testUser |
testUser := BreaMember new createTestUser.
testUser html
=
[1] http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~Offray/Brea
You will see that the twitter portion of the row is showed, but without
any actual data in
Hello,
Tomorrow Roassal will be the topic of the month Pharo TechTalk.
When: TechTalk Voice channel @ Discord, Youtube channel
When:
4:00 PM (GMT+2, Paris Time),
11:00 (GMT-3, Argentina time)
10:00 AM (GMT-4, Chile time),
7:00 AM (PDT, San Francisco)
Offray,
I think I didn't get what you want at first. When using a section in mustache
{{#twitter}} then the object value of the key twitter becomes the current
context. Every property is resolved relative to this current context. If you
want to use the current context itself as value you can us
Norbert,
Dot notation solves the issue and [1] works as expected.
=[1]
'{{#twitter}}
Twitter
https://twitter.com/{{.}}";>
{{.}}
{{/twitter}}' asMustacheTemplate value: { #twitter -> '@offrayLC' }
asDictionary
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Thanks for the work on Mu
Excellent!
Thanks you very much for another book!!
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