Hi, Mark,

Ideal for you would be the "development" version of the Squeakland 
system, which contains full sources and which is a thus 
fully-empowered Smalltalk environment as well as a completely modern 
Squeakland image.

To get it, go to:

http://squeakland.org/plugin/installers/files.html

and click on the "zip development image+change" link.

Cheers,

  -- Scott


At 3:14 PM -0600 2/20/05, Mark Mayfield wrote:
>By the Squeakland version do you mean the stipped down (no source code)
>version?
>
>Since she and I have both been coding in Smalltalk for the past 20 years,
>we like having access to everything---especially when we are modifying the
>eToys framework so that scripts can return objects. I know the "eToys way"
>is to use variables to hold on to temporary values, but our old habits of
>trying to do everything with messages is hard shake.
>
>Mark
>
>>I've cced this to Yoshiki, who may know the problem.
>>
>>But why not develop the etoy in the Squeakland version? OTOH, they are
>>supposed to be pretty compatible as far as vanilla features go ...
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>Alan
>>
>>---------
>>
>>At 07:23 AM 2/20/2005, Mark Mayfield wrote:
>>>Greetings...
>>>
>>>So what is the best way to develop eToys that you want to publish on a web
>>>page?
>>>
>>>My wife and I have developed some eToys for my son, but when we publish the
>>>project on the web and try to load it, we keep getting:
>>>
>>>          ERROR: LinedTTCFont is missing -- cannot load project
>>>
>>>We've developed/published our eToys using 3.8gamma (latest update #6550).
>>>
>>>Our Squeak plugin is Squeakland 3.8.5976 (latest update #388).
>  >>
>  >>Thanks in advance,
>  >>Mark Mayfield
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