Reinout Heeck | 1 Jul 2005 08:10
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Re: #hash is too slow

Terry Raymond wrote:
> Argh!!
> 
> Recently, I noticed that my image would occasionally act
> as if the slow flag had been turned on.
> 
> Today I encountered a situation where it ran quite slow
> so I interrupted the process and found it calculating the
> hash of a FontDescription and to my consternation I found
> it calculating the hash of #('adobe' '*') using LargeInteger
> arithmetic, the result being 22481887550.  Hmm, I thought
> the result of #hash should be a small integer!
> 
> And now the result of FontDescription>>hash is 66211047995.
> 

Oddly enough FontDescription seems to be the only part of our system 
using arrays as dictionary keys

   Dictionary allInstances select: [:d |
     d keys anySatisfy:[ :o | o isKindOf: Array]]

only yields dictionaries holding FontDescriptions...

R
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BREITH Karl-Albert FGTC | 1 Jul 2005 10:22

AW: SubCanvas


Something like:

(self builder componentAt: #globalDataSubcanvas) widget invalidate

should help.

Karl
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> Von: michaelgross <at> blueheron-consulting.com 
> [mailto:michaelgross <at> blueheron-consulting.com] 
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. Juni 2005 22:15
> An: vwnc <at> cs.uiuc.edu
> Betreff: SubCanvas
> 
> 
> Hi,
>     Quick question .... how would I refresh a subCanvas 
> within a window without refreshing the whole window? Do I 
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Vassili Bykov | 1 Jul 2005 18:20
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Re: Mac OS X to X11 cut and paste?

Troy Brumley wrote:
> Is there an incantation that will let me cut and paste between VW  under 
> X11 and the rest of my Mac apps?
> 
> 
No incantation, it just works. Under X11 keyboard shortcuts for those 
use Control instead of Command though.

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Flavia Papazian | 2 Jul 2005 00:28
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Can I make an stand-alone application?

Hi, I am new with VisualWorks. I was programming in
Dolphin Smalltalk.
I wonder if I can make an stand-alone application or
an executable with VisualWorks Non-Commercial 7.3.
Thank you.

F.P.
From Argentine

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James Robertson | 2 Jul 2005 01:18
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Re: Can I make an stand-alone application?

At 06:28 PM 7/1/2005, you wrote:
>Hi, I am new with VisualWorks. I was programming in
>Dolphin Smalltalk.
>I wonder if I can make an stand-alone application or
>an executable with VisualWorks Non-Commercial 7.3.
>Thank you.

Look in the "packaging" directory - there are ways to create one for 
Windows and Mac (OS 9 or OS X) - OS 9 requires some additional tools, but 
it's straightforward for the other two

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dstevenson | 2 Jul 2005 01:35
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Re: Can I make an stand-alone application?

Flavia,

See the documentation on Runtime Packager for preparing an image for deployment.  Once the image is ready,
your question seems to be about packaging the image, virtual machine, and any other needed files.  

On Windows the image can be stored as a resource in the VM.  In addition to the various files in the doc\
directory, see also: 	$(VISUALWORKS)\packaging\win\WindowsPackaging.txt
I just finished a nearly automated process for packaging the VisualWorks installer as a single-exe. 
ResHacker has only one step that is not supported by command line options, so that one part I have to do
manually.  

On Unix, the image and engine remain separate files, but they can be delivered as a self-extracting tarball using:
	http://www.megastep.org/makeself
My immediate task is to use makeself to package the installer for the various unix flavors on which
VisualWorks runs.  

There is also the option of using the VWInstallerFramework for installing your files.  Feel free to consult
the documentation on the installer and then ask any questions you may have.  

Dave

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| Date:	Fri, 1 Jul 2005 15:28:03 -0700 (PDT)
| From:	Flavia Papazian <fpapazian <at> yahoo.com>
| Subject:	Can I make an stand-alone application?

| Hi, I am new with VisualWorks. I was programming in
| Dolphin Smalltalk.
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David Edelstein | 2 Jul 2005 01:51

Re: Can I make an stand-alone application?

Flavia Papazian wrote:

>Hi, I am new with VisualWorks. I was programming in
>Dolphin Smalltalk.
>I wonder if I can make an stand-alone application or
>an executable with VisualWorks Non-Commercial 7.3.
>Thank you.
>  
>

http://www.fnordistan.com/tutorials/packaging-visualworks-runtime-image.html

Dat T Nguyen | 2 Jul 2005 17:28
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Incredible VW

Visual Work is incredible; I like it much better than VB and Delphi.

I wonder:

1. Which apps is VW the best choice?

2. Which apps is VW a poor choice?

 

For instance:

Is VW suitable to develop a SAN (Storage Area Network) management, even any Network management?

 

Thanks,

Dat

Alan Knight | 2 Jul 2005 17:44
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Re: Incredible VW

I'm not really familiar with what types of applications there are in Network management, but I believe there are several companies with VisualWorks-based products in broadly that area. If I dug around I could probably even remember their names.

At 11:28 AM 7/2/2005, Dat T Nguyen wrote:
Visual Work is incredible; I like it much better than VB and Delphi.
I wonder:
1. Which apps is VW the best choice?
2. Which apps is VW a poor choice?
 
For instance:
Is VW suitable to develop a SAN (Storage Area Network) management, even any Network management?
 
Thanks,
Dat

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Joao Poneis | 2 Jul 2005 23:38
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test

testing...

	
	
		
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