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James Foster | 1 Aug 01:49

Re: Whisker browser / Certification on squeak people?

According to http://people.squeakfoundation.org/person/sjg/, KenCausey 
<http://people.squeakfoundation.org/person/KenCausey/> certified sjg as 
Apprentice (just so others don't have to investigate).

James

Simon Guest wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm just recently getting into Squeak more seriously, having been
> dabbling for a while.  I'm a maths teacher, currently using Squeak as
> a demonstration tool in the classroom, and generally enjoying messing
> around with it.  (I used to develop software for a living, in other
> languages.) 
>
> Anyway, having just discovered the Whisker browser, I've now been
> saved from death by 1000 windows.  Thank you, Doug!  I'd like to
> register my interest in Whisker on Squeak People, for which I seem
> to need to be certified as an Apprentice.
>
> So, if anyone recognises me from my few previous posts here - mostly
> questions, and a contributed bugfix or two on Mantis, I'd be grateful
> for a certification on Squeak People, where I'm known as sjg.
>
> cheers,
> Simon
>
>
>
>
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John M McIntosh | 1 Aug 10:15

Re: How to generate identically image file after snapshots


On Jul 31, 2007, at 6:52 AM, Martin Troielli wrote:

> Hi Avi,
>
> The main goal is to certify a software development. The certifier  
> must to check that a set of source files produce a binary output.
>
> We give them:
> 1 - The final image and VM
> 2 - The Smalltalk source files (fileOuts of our development)
> 3 - The VM C source files
> 4 - The base image
> 5 - A make script that compiles the VM, filesIn the smalltalk  
> source files on the base image and produces a final images and VM.
>
> They need to check that the two images, the one we give (1) and the  
> generated by our script (5) are the same. They check the  
> differences by doing a binary diff plus a hash over the files. They  
> only could allow changes refered to timestamps. They don't know  
> anything about Smalltalk...
>
> Best regards,
> Martin

12 years back I had a client like this. Let's see if I remember...

you could try doing

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Giovanni Corriga | 1 Aug 15:15
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HV2 status

Hi all,

In the past weeks I've been working steadily on Goran's HttpView2.

I've introduced two major changes w.r.t. the current stable version
available on SqueakMap:

- I've built a new Canvas system, inspired by Seaside's one, that can
create XML documents. I've also created an XHTMLCanvas that, as far as I
know, is XHTML 1.1 compliant.
- I've exposed the HTTP response object in the HVTransientView class.
The user may now manipulate the status, fields and contents of the
response.

The XML Canvas and the access to the HTTP response object allow HV2 to
be used to create RESTful web services (albeit awkwardly, at least at
the moment). I'd like to keep moving HV2 from being a webapp framework
to a webservices framework that can also be used to create web apps, but
I'll have to hear what Goran thinks of it :-)

On my blog there are more details on the work I've done (here:
http://blogs.corriga.net/giovanni/archives/2007/8/1/httpview2_status_report/ ) and a small
sample of the new Canvas system (here:
http://blogs.corriga.net/giovanni/archives/2007/8/1/an_httpview2_canvas_sample/ ). Please
note that I plan adding back a Painter with a more high-level interface to HTML creation, too.

Any comments, criticism etc. are appreciated.

	Giovanni
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Klaus D. Witzel | 1 Aug 17:51

Re: [ANN][Squeak-dev Beta Image] Version sq3.10-7130dev07.07.1

Hi Damien,

can you open SqueakMap package loader in this Squeak-dev beta image, it  
has a MNU on VersionNumber>>#= here :(

/Klaus

On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:26:05 +0200, Damien Cassou wrote:

> Squeak-dev image is an image made for squeak developers.
>
>
> *Important notice:* This version is based on Squeak 3.10 7130.
>
> You can download it here:
> http://damien.cassou.free.fr/squeak-dev/beta/
>
> This version contains a lot of new and exciting features:
>
> - OmniBrowser (OB) finally selects the --All-- method category per  
> default
> - icons and colors are now possible on each node
> - the mercury panel (input field on top of all OB browsers) is now
> really usable: there is a balloon with documentation, the browser
> which appears is a specific browser with lots of cool features,
> dedicated to searches. For example, you can for OB*Browser to open a
> search browser on all classes whose names match OB*Browser.
> - the sender and implementor browsers display messages that are not
> sender or implementor anymore "struck out"
> - "Find method wildcard" is now available in OB too
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Damien Cassou | 1 Aug 17:55
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Re: [ANN][Squeak-dev Beta Image] Version sq3.10-7130dev07.07.1

Hi Klaus,

2007/8/1, Klaus D. Witzel <klaus.witzel <at> cobss.com>:
> can you open SqueakMap package loader in this Squeak-dev beta image, it
> has a MNU on VersionNumber>>#= here :(

I can open it without problem: open... -> SqueakMap Package Loader.

Can you reproduce the bug in a clean image?

--

-- 
Damien Cassou
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Keith Hodges | 1 Aug 18:43
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Re: [ANN][Squeak-dev Beta Image] Version sq3.10-7130dev07.07.1

Damien Cassou wrote:
> Hi Klaus,
>
> 2007/8/1, Klaus D. Witzel <klaus.witzel <at> cobss.com>:
>   
>> can you open SqueakMap package loader in this Squeak-dev beta image, it
>> has a MNU on VersionNumber>>#= here :(
>>     
>
>
> I can open it without problem: open... -> SqueakMap Package Loader.
>
> Can you reproduce the bug in a clean image?
>
>   
It works for me in an image updated to 7137 and with universe packages 
updated also

Keith
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Klaus D. Witzel | 1 Aug 18:43

Re: [ANN][Squeak-dev Beta Image] Version sq3.10-7130dev07.07.1

On Wed, 01 Aug 2007 17:55:31 +0200, Damien Cassou wrote:

> Hi Klaus,
>
> 2007/8/1, Klaus D. Witzel <klaus.witzel <at> cobss.com>:
>> can you open SqueakMap package loader in this Squeak-dev beta image, it
>> has a MNU on VersionNumber>>#= here :(
>
>
> I can open it without problem: open... -> SqueakMap Package Loader.
>
> Can you reproduce the bug in a clean image?

No, that did it. What's the trick, have MS$ taken over :)

Thanks.

/Klaus
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Simon Guest | 1 Aug 22:56

Re: Whisker browser / Certification on squeak people?

At Tue, 31 Jul 2007 23:12:24 +0100,
Simon Guest wrote:
> So, if anyone recognises me from my few previous posts here - mostly
> questions, and a contributed bugfix or two on Mantis, I'd be grateful
> for a certification on Squeak People, where I'm known as sjg.

Thanks to those kind people who did this.

BTW, can anyone tell me who administers Squeak People?  There's no
obvious sign on the site itself ...

cheers,
Simon
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Ken Causey | 1 Aug 23:02
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Re: Whisker browser / Certification on squeak people?

It was built by and runs on a server owned by Cees de Groot.  He has
given me access to the server as well.  So the answer is Cees and I.

Is there some problem?

Ken

On Wed, 2007-08-01 at 21:56 +0100, Simon Guest wrote:
> At Tue, 31 Jul 2007 23:12:24 +0100,
> Simon Guest wrote:
> > So, if anyone recognises me from my few previous posts here - mostly
> > questions, and a contributed bugfix or two on Mantis, I'd be grateful
> > for a certification on Squeak People, where I'm known as sjg.
> 
> Thanks to those kind people who did this.
> 
> BTW, can anyone tell me who administers Squeak People?  There's no
> obvious sign on the site itself ...
> 
> cheers,
> Simon
> 
>
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Ken Causey | 1 Aug 23:05
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Box-Admins Team Report for July, 2007

The box-admins team is reponsible for seeing that the community shared
server is maintained and setting up any new features to be hosted on
that server.

For July 2007:

Adrian Lienhard kindly upgraded the version of SqueakSource and its
dependencies on source.squeakfoundation.org.

I want to thank the community for the monetary support needed to fund
the box and remind them that the bills continue to appear and that
you can currently contribute to the hosting bills by going to

http://discuss.squeakfoundation.org/

and clicking on the 'donate' button at the top right.  Note that a
donation here may be used for other Squeak Foundation services including
but not limited to development, development infrastructure, and
promotion of Squeak.

The services being hosted have continued to grow and include (but are
not limited to):

http://www.squeak.org/

SqueakMap - http://map.squeak.org/

http://ftp.squeak.org/

http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/
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