[Squeakland] Re: Squeaklets

[Kim Rose]

Hi, Jeff -

I think the nature of your question makes it most appropriate to be 
asked of the Squeak developers (i.e, squeak.org list) and not the 
Squeakland list (as I saw you did.) So as not to confuse us 
"Squeaklanders"......I doubt many of us (myself included!!) knows 
what a SAR is (other than that nasty virus that was recently plaguing 
a variety of spots around the world).

Those of us in "Squeakland" use the Squeak "Plug-In image" downloaded 
from the Squeakland site.   We NEVER save an image, nor do we concern 
ourselves with customized change-sets, file-lists, etc.    We 
"publish" projects "out" to a local disk or server, and then "read 
them back in" as a .pr file.  Any practice other than this should be 
discussed with the "squeak list" so as not to cause confusion or 
throw too many "weird terms" our way....therefore if folks are going 
to ask/discuss things like change sets, file lists, or SARs, 
SqueakMap, etc. please remember there are 2 communities and try to 
address your questions accordingly.

thanks - I know it's hard since many of us live/play/create in "both worlds"..
cheers,
Kim

PS - Hope you got your answer!


At 1:52 PM -0400 9/1/03, Jeff Longland wrote:
>I can understand how SARs would be convenient for existing Squeak users -
>but what about those who have never used Squeak?  Up to this point, I've
>found that saving my work as a project and loading the file from
>squeakland.org/project.jsp has been the best for reaching non-Squeak users.
>That said, if there were changes I wanted to make to the image - how would I
>go about creating a loader similar to that of Squeakland?
>
>Thanks,
>Jeff
>
>>  If you're just trying to make a package that includes code, other
>resources, and
>>  maybe projects as well, and will be loading it into a regular Squeak
>image, you
>>  should probably use a SAR. You can now put projects into SARs.
>>
>
>
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