On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 9:06 PM, karl ramberg karlramberg@gmail.com wrote:
On 9/21/08, Bill Kerr billkerr@gmail.com wrote:
- There doesn't appear to be a version number?
Projects are given a new version number on each save, and you usually only see the latest in the default etoy tools. Branching a project is therefor easiest to maintain by being explicit and giving it a new name
Most software I use has an About button which tells you the version number of the whole package. It can be handy to know which version you are using, especially when discussing compatibility issues. I looked in the etoys folder, it's not there either.
Ah, that is right, Etoys should have a about button.
Karl
On 9/22/08, Bill Kerr billkerr@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 9:06 PM, karl ramberg karlramberg@gmail.com wrote:
On 9/21/08, Bill Kerr billkerr@gmail.com wrote:
- There doesn't appear to be a version number?
Projects are given a new version number on each save, and you usually only see the latest in the default etoy tools. Branching a project is therefor easiest to maintain by being explicit and giving it a new name
Most software I use has an About button which tells you the version number of the whole package. It can be handy to know which version you are using, especially when discussing compatibility issues. I looked in the etoys folder, it's not there either.
On Sep 22, 2008, at 12:39 AM, Bill Kerr wrote:
Most software I use has an About button which tells you the version number of the whole package. It can be handy to know which version you are using, especially when discussing compatibility issues. I looked in the etoys folder, it's not there either.
Bring up the halo for the "world" (by right-clicking/cmd-clicking on an empty area of your Squeak desktop,) then click on the menu icon to get the "world" menu. The first item in that menu is "about this system", which reports the system name and version number.
Regards,
-- Scott
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