That's what many people want. The problem is that without modularity, there's no way to make the pieces work independently. Remove Celeste, and the TheWorldMenu does a walkback. StableSqueak and the Modularity work in 3.3a both address the same problem.
Daniel
Roger Vossler rvossler@qwest.net wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded SWTBase0_5.image and SWTDev0_5.image along with the associated changes and source files from the SqF web site. I'm running this with the Squeak3.2.7Beta3 VM on a G4 PowerBook and OSX 10.1.3. Once I figured out how to use the little bootstrap program, I was able to use the Script Manager and the Refactoring Browser. Very nice.
SqF has something called VMMaker for building VMs. After digging around in the SqueakBase folder that came with the distribution, it dawned on me that having a little program called ImageBuilder that could assemble a specific image, oriented toward a specific application, problem domain, etc., from all of the stuff in SqueakBase would be very nice to have, thus avoiding all of the problems associated with namespaces, modularity, frameworks, and the like. Is this idea too simple? Have I missed something?
Cheers, Roger.....
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