Display of paragraph marks in methods coming from Monticello files (MSWindows)

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Display of paragraph marks in methods coming from Monticello files (MSWindows)

Hannes Hirzel
Hello again

As this might be not related to general cr/lf settings in MSWindows
questions for github I start a new thread.

I just installed a *.mcz package (Monticello) I had written in Squeak
(Note aside: I have started as well a package
'CuisCompatibilityForSqueak', very few entries so far; the file-in
went smooth, i.e. I actually had written Cuis code in Squeak).


But all the methods now show a inverse paragraph sign at the end of the line.

What has provoked this?
How do I change this as it clutters the display with visual noise?

Kind regards

Hannes


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Re: Display of paragraph marks in methods coming from Monticello files (MSWindows)

Hannes Hirzel
I realize that this is not an issue for my workflow at the moment.

After I have installed a *.mcz package coming from Squeak (on
MSWindows) I indeed have the paragraph marks in all the source texts.

However I then save it as a *.pck.st (Cuis package).

I quit the Cuis image without saving and then after I have loaded the
Cuis packages the marks are no longer there.

So it works fine for me adding code from Squeak.

--Hannes

On 1/22/13, H. Hirzel <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello again
>
> As this might be not related to general cr/lf settings in MSWindows
> questions for github I start a new thread.
>
> I just installed a *.mcz package (Monticello) I had written in Squeak
> (Note aside: I have started as well a package
> 'CuisCompatibilityForSqueak', very few entries so far; the file-in
> went smooth, i.e. I actually had written Cuis code in Squeak).
>
>
> But all the methods now show a inverse paragraph sign at the end of the
> line.
>
> What has provoked this?
> How do I change this as it clutters the display with visual noise?
>
> Kind regards
>
> Hannes
>
>
> Attachment shows a screenshot of a method in a SystemBrowser
>

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Re: Display of paragraph marks in methods coming from Monticello files (MSWindows)

Juan Vuletich-4
When porting code from Squeak, keep in mind that doing cmd-a,
cmd-shift-u converts all line endings to Lf. If you do that on the
editor at the bottom of the FileList, you can convert a change set or
.pck.st file at once. You can't do that on MC packages, as they are zipped.

Cheers,
Juan Vuletich

H. Hirzel wrote:

> I realize that this is not an issue for my workflow at the moment.
>
> After I have installed a *.mcz package coming from Squeak (on
> MSWindows) I indeed have the paragraph marks in all the source texts.
>
> However I then save it as a *.pck.st (Cuis package).
>
> I quit the Cuis image without saving and then after I have loaded the
> Cuis packages the marks are no longer there.
>
> So it works fine for me adding code from Squeak.
>
> --Hannes
>
> On 1/22/13, H. Hirzel <[hidden email]> wrote:
>  
>> Hello again
>>
>> As this might be not related to general cr/lf settings in MSWindows
>> questions for github I start a new thread.
>>
>> I just installed a *.mcz package (Monticello) I had written in Squeak
>> (Note aside: I have started as well a package
>> 'CuisCompatibilityForSqueak', very few entries so far; the file-in
>> went smooth, i.e. I actually had written Cuis code in Squeak).
>>
>>
>> But all the methods now show a inverse paragraph sign at the end of the
>> line.
>>
>> What has provoked this?
>> How do I change this as it clutters the display with visual noise?
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> Hannes
>>
>>
>> Attachment shows a screenshot of a method in a SystemBrowser
>>
>>    
>
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