Call for synchronization with OB tools

> Hi,
>
> the package browser is again loadable also in latest Pharo by  
> executing 'ScriptLoader loadOBAlpha'.
> This will load all required packages of OB as the package browser  
> needs it. This means that there will be a slighly different OB code  
> base in the image than what has been provided by Lukas' OB version.
> This also means that right now we can not use both browsers (Lukas'  
> category- and my package based) at the same time.
> Lukas and me will work on making this possible on Monday.
>
> But note that you can use the system (category-based) and the  
> package browser based on the OB code base I maintained at the same  
> time; I think that's already good. I don't expect Lukas' version of  
> the system browser to be much faster.

> Hi Stef,
>
> On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Stéphane
> Ducasse<[hidden email]> wrote:
>> I'm totally confused about the state of the OB tools and this is  
>> not a
>> good point.
>> So which version are loaded in pharo?
>
> Download Pharo and open a Monticello browser. You can also have a look
> at the script which generates the image and which is included in all
> Pharo archives:
>
> instClass lukas
>  project: 'omnibrowser';
>  install: 'OmniBrowser';
>  install: 'OB-Standard';
>  install: 'OB-Morphic';
>  install: 'OB-SUnitIntegration'.
>
>
>> What is the status of these versions?
>
> Works quite fine at least for Lukas and me :-).
>
>
>> For the pharo book we are stuck because the chapters were using the
>> package browser
>> but now we cannot load it.
>
> You can load it, but not in a Pharo image, you have to use a Core. I
> hope David and Colin will do something about this. At some point, you
> will have to decide what to include in Pharo. You decided to include
> the package browser, then you changed your mind and decided to include
> the classical category browser. This is exactly what I did.
>
>
>> Who controls what is loaded as OB tools?
>
> I ask people and I change the script depending on people wishes.
>
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