I was trying to load soup image using monticello browser. However I receive an error when pressing open to load "soup"
It is a non boolean error. Not sure how that relates to what I am doing. I used two sets of info when trying to load soup.
Registration 1 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: '' password: ''
Registration 2 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: 'squeak' password: 'squeak'
Here is a screenshot
[IMG] http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af10/Sayth_Renshaw/SoupSqueak.png%5B/IMG]
It must relate to this
mustBeBooleanIn: context "context is the where the non-boolean error occurred. Rewind context to before jump then raise error."
| proceedValue | context skipBackBeforeJump. proceedValue := NonBooleanReceiver new object: self; signal: 'proceed for truth.'. ^ proceedValue ~~ false
On Tue, 12 Oct 2010, Sayth Renshaw wrote:
I was trying to load soup image using monticello browser. However I receive an error when pressing open to load "soup"
It is a non boolean error. Not sure how that relates to what I am doing. I used two sets of info when trying to load soup.
Registration 1 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: '' password: ''
Registration 2 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: 'squeak' password: 'squeak'
Here is a screenshot
[IMG] http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af10/Sayth_Renshaw/SoupSqueak.png%5B/IMG]
If this doesn't happen consistently, then just ignore the error. HTTPSocket >> #httpGetDocument:args:accept:request: is one of the worst methods in Squeak 4.1. It was replaced in 4.2 alpha with a much simpler.
It must relate to this
mustBeBooleanIn: context "context is the where the non-boolean error occurred. Rewind context to before jump then raise error."
| proceedValue | context skipBackBeforeJump. proceedValue := NonBooleanReceiver new object: self; signal: 'proceed for truth.'. ^ proceedValue ~~ false
It's related, but this isn't where the error occured. You get this error when you try to send #ifTrue: #ifFalse: or #ifTrue:ifFalse: to a non-boolean object.
Levente
Am 2010-10-12 um 05:11 schrieb Levente Uzonyi:
On Tue, 12 Oct 2010, Sayth Renshaw wrote:
I was trying to load soup image using monticello browser. However I receive an error when pressing open to load "soup"
It is a non boolean error. Not sure how that relates to what I am doing. I used two sets of info when trying to load soup.
Registration 1 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: '' password: ''
Registration 2 MCHttpRepository location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/Soup' user: 'squeak' password: 'squeak'
Here is a screenshot
[IMG] http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af10/Sayth_Renshaw/SoupSqueak.png%5B/IMG]
If this doesn't happen consistently, then just ignore the error. HTTPSocket >> #httpGetDocument:args:accept:request: is one of the worst methods in Squeak 4.1. It was replaced in 4.2 alpha with a much simpler.
For the record: This error constantly pops up if you misspell the repo-name (especially uppercase/lowercase-misspellings) (not in 4.2, as you stated, of course). This can be a show stopper for new users.
so Long, -Tobias
I just installed seaside to my squeak image. However, it seemed to have changed/upgraded my class browser. I love some of the new features, like chasing variables for instance. But it seems to have taken away the feature of coloring the variables and methods for easier reading. I looked around for a preference but couldn't find one to set it back. Is there a way to change this feature in the browser?
Any help would be appreciated!
Best Regards, Jonathan
Hello Jonathan
Am 2010-10-15 um 06:02 schrieb Jonathan Wright:
I just installed seaside to my squeak image.
Which way did you do it? And when?
However, it seemed to have changed/upgraded my class browser. I love some of the new features, like chasing variables for instance.
Yes, some Seaside tools depend on the OmniBrowser Framework, and the OmniBrowser is installed as Default Browser subsequently to the Install.
But it seems to have taken away the feature of coloring the variables and methods for easier reading. I looked around for a preference but couldn't find one to set it back. Is there a way to change this feature in the browser?
If you installed using Metacello or the "Installer" script (look for either word in the Installation method you used), you can use the Metacello-way _again_ since there was a small update lately which corrected the loading of some packages and Shout, the syntax highlighter (or code colouring, as you call it), should load correctly now.
Do It:
"Omnibrowser, including Refactoring engine" Installer squeaksource project: 'MetacelloRepository'; install: 'ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser'. (Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #( Dev ).
Note that lastVersion may refer to a non-release version (beta/development…), while latestVersion would indicate the latest release version.
So Long, -Tobias
Hello Tobias,
Hello Jonathan
Am 2010-10-15 um 06:02 schrieb Jonathan Wright:
I just installed seaside to my squeak image.
Which way did you do it? And when?
I got the default 4.1 image and added the metacello repository to monticello per a youtube video. Then I ran ConfigurationOfSeaside30 load. I did this last night.
However, it seemed to have changed/upgraded my class browser. I love some of the new features, like chasing variables for instance.
Yes, some Seaside tools depend on the OmniBrowser Framework, and the OmniBrowser is installed as Default Browser subsequently to the Install.
But it seems to have taken away the feature of coloring the variables and methods for easier reading. I looked around for a preference but couldn't find one to set it back. Is there a way to change this feature in the browser?
If you installed using Metacello or the "Installer" script (look for either word in the Installation method you used), you can use the Metacello-way _again_ since there was a small update lately which corrected the loading of some packages and Shout, the syntax highlighter (or code colouring, as you call it), should load correctly now.
Do It:
"Omnibrowser, including Refactoring engine" Installer squeaksource project: 'MetacelloRepository'; install: 'ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser'. (Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #( Dev ).
Note that lastVersion may refer to a non-release version (beta/development…), while latestVersion would indicate the latest release version.
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Thank you, your suggestion worked perfectly!
I've been trying to understand the #( Dev ) reference in the statement you provided. I assume it would be inappropriate to ask about a Smalltalk question like that in this mailing list? If so, can you point me to a newsgroup/mailing list for Smalltalk that would be familiar with squeak?
I really appreciate all your help and your time!
Best Regards, Jonathan
Smalltalk questions are extremely appropriate here.
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #( Dev )
The #( Dev ) in this context is a literal array that contains one element, the symbol #Dev. I'm not sure why #Dev is the thing that the last version of the ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser project is supposed to load, but it is certainly a legal Smalltalk expression.
-Ralph Johnson
Am 2010-10-16 um 01:24 schrieb Ralph Johnson:
Smalltalk questions are extremely appropriate here.
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #( Dev )
The #( Dev ) in this context is a literal array that contains one element, the symbol #Dev. I'm not sure why #Dev is the thing that the last version of the ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser project is supposed to load, but it is certainly a legal Smalltalk expression.
Hi,
In the configuration for Omnibrowser, there is a 'group of packages' defined, identified by the symbol #Dev. It loads more packages, e.g. shout, than the group #default that is loaded when you say
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load
. (it is semantically equivalent to
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #(default)
#load: expects an array of group symbols to be loaded.
So Long -Tobias
On 10/15/10 5:09 AM, Tobias Pape wrote:
[...] If you installed using Metacello or the "Installer" script (look for either word in the Installation method you used), you can use the Metacello-way _again_ since there was a small update lately which corrected the loading of some packages and Shout, the syntax highlighter (or code colouring, as you call it), should load correctly now.
Do It:
"Omnibrowser, including Refactoring engine" Installer squeaksource project: 'MetacelloRepository'; install: 'ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser'. (Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfOmniBrowser) project lastVersion load: #( Dev ).
Note that lastVersion may refer to a non-release version (beta/development…), while latestVersion would indicate the latest release version.
Thanks for reminding me of how to do that properly. One thing I have noticed, however, is that different classes seem to evoke different behaviors from the same browser. One obvious example is that after doing the above Installer script, the browsing PRDistribution in package Pier-Setup, evokes a pane menu for methods. Likewise with its sub-class, PREventDistribution.
HOWEVER, with PRBookDistribution, which is another sub-class of PRDIstribution, the browser does NOT provide a pane menu for methods. There's no doubt some reason why this happens but it is somewhat odd since the same pop-down menu is available for each method in the method pane, regardless of which class is being browsed...
Lawson
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