Ianas,

If you have a .pr file, you can load it into Squeak by starting Squeak, left-clicking (depends on your OS) somewhere on the background, that should show a "World Menu". In the menu click on "load project from file". That should load and open the project.

As far as I can say, you cannot simply "open" the .pr file in a browser, it has to have a "surrounding" HTML with an object tag. There are lots of links on Squekland.org.

I think you are asking about eToys documentation specifically - I do not know about that, but there is a book named

"Squeak: Powerful Ideas in the Classroom"

It has eToys projects in it, you can get it on Amazon or directly from Squeakland.

http://squeakland.org/

Some tutorials are here:

http://squeakland.org/whatis/tutorials.html http://squeakland.org/sqmedia/projects/etoyposters.htm

Milan

On 2006 October 20 17:43, lanas wrote:

Folks,

I'd like to go through the Etoy tutorials on Squeakland to familiarize myself about them but mostly also to be able to show them to our children as I find that Squeak is a very nice approach to programming concepts.

Thing is, what do I do with a .pr file ? Such as NewPaint_05.014.pr. Do I simply file it in ? Do I view it in Firefox using a plugin ?

This brings a related matter: documentation. Not tutorials, but complete documentation. I have the Guzdial book on Squeak (the white one) and it shows a lot of things, but is there an official documentation that is not made of snippets of info but is a reference to Smalltalk using Squeak ?

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On Fri, 20 Oct 2006, lanas wrote:

This brings a related matter: documentation. Not tutorials, but complete documentation. I have the Guzdial book on Squeak (the white one) and it shows a lot of things, but is there an official documentation that is not made of snippets of info but is a reference to Smalltalk using Squeak ?

A book I like a lot is 'Squeak programmation' by Xavier Briffault and Stephane Ducasse (only in French). This might be pretty close to what you are looking for.

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