I loaded Roassal2 from the Configuration Browser and it added some menu items,
one of which produces a debug statement about GLMPager. The problem is easily
remedied by installing Glamour. I suggest there is a missing dependency in
ConfigurationOfRoassal2.
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ur configuration
>
> Stf
> Le 14/12/14 07:21, Daniel Lyons a écrit :
>> I loaded Roassal2 from the Configuration Browser and it added some menu
>> items, one of which produces a debug statement about GLMPager. The problem
>> is easily remedied by installing Gla
. Is it?
I'm mostly asking for history as I try to get my bearings and not trying to
deprecate anyone or anything, so if anything in the above is offensive, it is
an accident, please correct me.
Thanks,
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ng in the image were documented like that. I
think that was sort of the intention behind Pharo by Example, which I read and
got a lot out of. Spec's documentation being out there and Polymorph/Morphic
not having anything like it definitely sends a message about Polymorph and
Morphic though, which leads to questions like mine.
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ugly side. I looked at the examples and saw
usage of the expert layout with asking how tall a line is. Is that the best
that can be done, or is there something more like Polymorph's label layout that
can be used instead?
Thanks for your time and patience!
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> On Dec 20, 2014, at 4:06 AM, Nicolai Hess wrote:
>
> The spec part of your question:
>
> 2014-12-20 5:49 GMT+01:00 Daniel Lyons <mailto:fus...@storytotell.org>>:
> Supposing I have a domain model, Activity, which looks like this:
>
elect, and re-browse into it, it sees
the changes. What should I do?
Thanks again!
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: anObject
title := anObject.
self changed: #title
> On Dec 21, 2014, at 12:56 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
>
> Could you provide the code snippet you use for building the finder browser?
>
> Cheers,
> Doru
>
> On Sun, Dec 21, 2014 at 3:46 AM, Daniel Lyons <mailto:fus..
necessary from a computational point of view (there's nothing like it in the
wiki page for PERT either) but it's a helpful organizational tool, plus it lets
you create a nice boundary to get back some of the nice things about having a
DAG that you lose with a tree representation.
I don't know if this is what you're looking for or not but here it is.
All the best,
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All that and I forgot to include the link to the code.
http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~DanielLyons/PERT
<http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~DanielLyons/PERT>
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classes at the same universities, probably), and the
system hasn't changed much in the last thirty years. Stack Overflow
is good at fossilizing knowledge, but not every system benefits from
that.
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this is clean or wise.
• Ignore the Stream classes altogether.
Pro: No chance of misundestanding. :) Con: everything else.
Advice?
Thanks for your time,
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PI. So: option 1, without the use of
> doesNotUnderstand.
>
>> On Jan 18, 2015, at 06:11, Daniel Lyons wrote:
>>
>> This is an OO design question.
>>
>> For my task, I have some objects and a particular file format that encodes
>> them. I want to be able to r
If anybody needs or wants me to fix their text, just point me to it.
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the build from trying to make a command line utility that
seems not to build with the readline on Mavericks.
3. Install it:
$ sudo make install
From here, creating a username/database sodbxtest showed the unit tests passing.
Thanks,
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en see odbx_escape in the image anywhere.
What's the trick here? Surely GlorpDBX et. al. are not gluing together bits of
SQL with bits of user-supplied text and running it unescaped. What am I missing?
http://www.linuxnetworks.de/doc/index.php/OpenDBX/C_API/Usage#Executing_statements
Th
time I find
> something I am excited ;-).
I have another project I am looking forward to learning Glorp for. Don't worry,
I'm sure I'll need a lot of help to get that going!
Thanks,
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> Did you know there are specialized mailing lists for glorp and dbxtalk? You
> can find them on forum.world.st.
If you'd rather I ask there I will, but they did not look promising. The
DBXTalk site also seems to be gone.
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Joachim,
On Jan 14, 2014, at 12:54 AM, Daniel Lyons wrote:
>> Did you know there are specialized mailing lists for glorp and dbxtalk? You
>> can find them on forum.world.st.
>
> If you'd rather I ask there I will, but they did not look promising. The
> DBXTalk
's the simplest way to do that?
Database vendors tend to provide a function that does at least that, and
OpenDBX provides access to that via their odbx_escape function, but
round-tripping through FFI for each component of a string may have
undesirable performance ramifications.
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injection. You could ask in glorp
> google group.
Thanks for your help,
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if you want to do something sophisticated or
support arbitrary inputs, you're probably wasting your time.
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