[Q]Use of recycleMe pages, modal alerts, Upbrade script behavior
goran.krampe at bluefish.se
goran.krampe at bluefish.se
Wed Aug 6 15:48:23 UTC 2003
"Thomas A Petersen" <tpeterse at csc.com> wrote:
> Greetings fellow Squeakers!
Greetings!
[SNIP]
> Two Questions:
>
> 1. I have noticed a bunch of recycleMe pages on the swiki. Can we reuse
> them for documentation or "Who's who" pages? I would like to eventually
> donate some short examples of useful things that don't appear to be
> anywhere on the swiki.
I definitely think so. AFAIK that is the purpose.
> 2. I know there is a way to put up a simple modal alert using a menu call?
> All I want to do is put up an alert effectively with an OK button for the
> user to click.
Well, how about:
self inform: 'SCO sucks!'
> A suggestion:
>
> I updated my beta image to 5387 from the posted 5373 baseline on my Win2K
> system. I set a subdirectory to my Squeak directory as the download
> destination. Then I ran the upgrade to the full image.
>
> I received several deprecation warnings and told it to proceed each time.
> Everything loaded OK. If the warnings are going to stay in the final
> upgrade to full process, you might want to warn the user at the start that
> they are coming. This should make it more comfortable to less experienced
> newbies.
>
> I also noticed that only the upgrade script landed in the specified
> directory. All of the other subparts of the upgrade script landed in my
> main Squeak directory. Is this the intended behavior?
Ehrm. Nah. Sounds strange. SM1.1 will (when it appears) get rid of the
notion "download directory".
> Squeak is seriously cool.
Yup. :-)
> Thanks in advance.
> tap
Cheers, Göran
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