Some Newbie questions
Alexander Lazarević
Alexander at Lazarevic.de
Sat Jul 10 11:15:41 UTC 2004
Great stuff Jochen! :)
To publish your work you could build a project like (1) by doing
something like this:
- Use a fresh image (3.6)
- Create a project from the desktop menu (*Open>Morphic Project*)
- Click on it to enter the project
- From the desktop menu open a file browser (*Open>File List*) and
select your WarpSketch changes file. Now click on the button filein above.
- Now create a WarpSketchMorph. I did open a Workspace
(*Open>Workspace*) and just used the following code to create a
WarpSketch Morph*
| form |
form := HTTPSocket httpJpeg:
'http://hw001.gate01.com/~thoru/squeak/pwsqueak/pwsqueak1.jpg'.
(WarpSketchMorph withForm: form) openInWorld.
*
- To make the project accessable by others you can use the publish
button in the Navigator flap. You can place it on the SuperSwikiServer.
Now your project appears on (2) and can be downloaded by other Squeakers
too. (When asked "Would you like to include all the changes in the
change set?" you have to say YES so that your WarpSketchMorph code will
be included in project)
- You can also place a link on your Webpage that directly displays your
project in the webbrowser (if the squeak plugin is installed). Just add
the following in front of the project download link:
*http://www.squeakland.org/project.jsp?*
So for the project at (1) the link would look like (3). If you did
upload the project to the superswiki the download link of the project
would look something like *http://squeakalpha.org:8080/super/aNumber
*and the link to run this in the browser would be
*http://www.squeakland.org/project.jsp?http://squeakalpha.org:8080/super/aNumber*.
- You can also save the project (or the changeset) on your local disk
and upload it to SqueakMap (4). You need an account to create a package.
I think you will find more details about SqueakMap and creating a
package on the Squeak Swiki (5).
Alex*
*
(1) http://www.lazarevic.de/WarpSketch.008.pr
(2) http://squeakalpha.org:8080/super/recent
(3)
http://www.squeakland.org/project.jsp?http://www.lazarevic.de/WarpSketch.008.pr
(4) http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/sm
(5) http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/1
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