Well, if you want to play with it, you can make a SpaghettiTracer load
script.
It requires loading -
- PackageInfo
- SARInstaller (the version appropriate to your squeak version)
- Connectors
- Aglo layout stuff
- SpaghettiTracer.

I think that's it.

I'm avoiding talking about SpT, because the state of it's loading is so
bad...

Useful for more people and simpler would be one for the RB -
- PackageInfo
- SarInstaller
- RB

About the dependencies, be patient with the state now where we don't
have support for these. SM will soon support options for dependency
handling that IMO will turn out better than anything I've seen. 

And I'm spoiled - I use Debian :-)

Daniel

Jeff Sparkes <jsparkes at databeacon.com> wrote:
> > Again - you can do this today using "load scripts".
> > 
> > I don't want people to add stuff like this "inside" the 
> > packages though
> > because that will lead to problems later. The packages should be
> > "clean"! So, what to do then? Simply write a .st file that uses the
> > SqueakMap API and register that file as a "Dynamic/static load script"
> > on SM.
> 
> Oh.  Now I understand.  Is there a "how to build a SqueakMap package"
> anywhere?  It should be reachable from http://map2.squeakfoundation.org/sm/
> I can start a page on minnow later today, but maybe someone else should
> write the first draft, since I'm obviously not a guru.  I don't think I've
> read all the information in the mailing list, so it's time to go check the archives.
> 
> The odd thing is, I don't even have a package with dependencies...