4 Jul
2006
4 Jul
'06
5:50 a.m.
I have somehow managed to mess up my squeak and seaside install. Don't know how, don't ask, yes I am the quintessential bumbling beginer.
What is the simplest way to wipe the slate clean (including any Windows registry cruft lying around, in case that matters), and come back up with a pristine Seaside 2.6?
Any (pointers to) a best-practice directory structure so that the various cache, sm, package directories etc. don't clobber each other e.g.
Base Squeak Seaside MyProject
?
Thanks.