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[ANN] NetMorph 0.1 is now available on SM
by Masashi Umezawa 01 Jun '03

01 Jun '03

Hello all, NetMorph 0.1 is available on SM. NetMorph is a distributed environment for everyone. It extends the current Squeak Morphic system to network. In NetMorph, Morph is no longer 'a bird in a cage'. It freely crawls across remote desktops. For details: http://swikis.ddo.jp/NetMorph Please read "Instructions" page carefully before playing. Enjoy! --- [:masashi | ^umezawa]

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[Fwd: .NET and Squeak (fwd)]
by diegogomezdeck＠consultar.com 01 Jun '03

01 Jun '03

FYI, que lo disfruten. Diego -------- Original Message -------- Subject: .NET and Squeak (fwd) From: Tim Rowledge <tim(a)sumeru.stanford.edu> Date: Sat, May 31, 2003 7:49 pm To: squeak-dev(a)lists.squeakfoundation.org >From a friend... > I thought you'd like this trail. > > Start at GotDotNet, Microsoft's .NET evangelism > site (http://www.gotdotnet.com). > > Select the "Blogs" link on the left. > > Select Don Box's blog. You may or may not know > Don. He's an author of those really boring, yet > thick, Microsoft technical books. I think he > made a name for himself in the COM days. > > Scroll down Don's blog to "Microsofties and the XML Way" > (2003-05-16T05:34:50Z). > > Don references Doug Purdy's three slashdot pieces. > > Press on each of Part I, II, III. > > Doug is using Squeak for XML processing. > > So there you have it. From Microsoft's .NET > evangelism site right to Squeak. > > Clearly .NET is simply a false face to Squeak. tim -- Tim Rowledge, tim(a)sumeru.stanford.edu, http://sumeru.stanford.edu/tim Computers are unreliable, but humans are even more unreliable. - Gilb

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[FIX] In an MVC workspace, the Esc causes a walkback [sm]
by Boris Gaertner 01 Jun '03

01 Jun '03

When you press the Esc button in an MVC workspace, you get a walkback 'offerMenuFromEsc: not understand'. In Morphic, the context menu is offered when the Esc button is presssed. This change set adds the same feature for MVC. (I simply added the missing method to the instance protocol of ParagraphEditor.) Until now, the method was only implemented in TextMorphEditor, a direct subclass of ParagraphEditor. The method selector #offerMenuFromEsc: is registered in the class variable CmdActions of ParagraphEditor as handler for the Esc character. Earlier versions had the following handlers for Esc: (see versions of ParagraphEditor class>>initializeCmdKeyShortcuts) #selectCurrentTypeIn: (sma 12/15/1999) #escapeToDesktop: (di 12/3/2001) #raiseContextMenu: (dvf 12/7/2001) #offerMenuFromEsc: (sw 12/7/2001) All these are defined in ParagraphEditor. I should add that there are two ways to describe the bug: 1. A method that is registered in CmdActions was not implemented. My proposed fix is based on this description. 2. Class TextMorphEditor needs a handler for Esc that is not needed in the superclass, but the handler was erroneously registered in a class variable of the superclass. This error description implies that TextMorphEditor should have a collection of its own to register handlers for special characters. What is the preferred bug description? Opinions are welcome! Grretings, Boris

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