Hi Ronald!

I published a change [1] to condenseSources yesterday, but your
one-liner should fit in there as well.

Alex

[1] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/packages/2010-February/002800.html

On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 08:53, Ronald Spengler <ron.spengler at gmail.com> wrote:
> So to avoid pasting the whole license into
> SystemDictionary>>condenseSources, I added SystemDictionary>>license,
> which just answers a ByteString containing the license agreement, and
> makes the change to #condenseSources a one-liner. Note that I pasted
> verbatim what Andreas sent me; I would like it if folks could make
> sure I have the right text there. Another advantage to having the
> license live in it's own method is, it's easy to change if the SFC
> wants last-minute changes. A third advantage (and this just makes me
> smile) is you can print:
>
> [ Smalltalk license. ]
>
> Which answers the ByteString containing the text of the license
> agreement. Place your bets on how long it'll take Andreas to come up
> with a one line method that transforms legalese into friendly
> LOLspeak:P
>
> Andreas recommended the following test case to me:
>
> Filein the attachment SystemDictionary-license.st, followed by the
> attachment SystemDictionary-condenseSources.st.
>
> Then do... [ Smalltalk condenseSources. ]
>
> Afterwords, make sure it worked with...
>
> [ Smalltalk allClassesAndTraits do:[:cls| cls compileAll]. ]
>
> If anyone can recommend other interesting test cases around this,
> please let me know. The changes and sources files are still fairly
> arcane to the Fancy New Guy:)
>
>
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> Ron
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