Object>>notifySignal
^SystemNotification This ^^^ is a VW method for which I need the Dolphin equivalent. Thanks. |
Donald
You wrote in message news:97ujhf$el$[hidden email]... > Object>>notifySignal > > ^SystemNotification > > This ^^^ is a VW method for which I need the Dolphin > equivalent. I don't think there is a direct equivalent (exceptions in Dolphin follow the ANSI standard and are class based, not instance based as in VW). I don't know the purpose of the VW method, but I'd guess you probably want to use Notification, e.g. Notification signal: 'Hello' Regards Blair |
Blair McGlashan wrote:
> > Donald > > You wrote in message news:97ujhf$el$[hidden email]... > > Object>>notifySignal > > > > ^SystemNotification > > > > This ^^^ is a VW method for which I need the Dolphin > > equivalent. > > I don't think there is a direct equivalent (exceptions in Dolphin follow the > ANSI standard and are class based, not instance based as in VW). I don't > know the purpose of the VW method, but I'd guess you probably want to use > Notification, e.g. Actually, VW has class based exceptions that follow the standard. For backwards compatibility with older versions of VW, we still support the instance (Signal) based system as well > > Notification signal: 'Hello' > > Regards > > Blair -- James A. Robertson Product Manager (Smalltalk), Cincom [hidden email] <Talk Small and Carry a Big Class Library> |
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The SystemNotification is a signal that's raised for lots of different
proceedable exceptions. It notifies the user that something went wrong but allows them to continue anyway and something reasonable will happen. I don't know the equivalent of this in Dolphin. David Blair McGlashan wrote: > Donald > > You wrote in message news:97ujhf$el$[hidden email]... > > Object>>notifySignal > > > > ^SystemNotification > > > > This ^^^ is a VW method for which I need the Dolphin > > equivalent. > > I don't think there is a direct equivalent (exceptions in Dolphin follow the > ANSI standard and are class based, not instance based as in VW). I don't > know the purpose of the VW method, but I'd guess you probably want to use > Notification, e.g. > > Notification signal: 'Hello' > > Regards > > Blair |
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James
You wrote in message news:[hidden email]... > > > > I don't think there is a direct equivalent (exceptions in Dolphin follow the > > ANSI standard and are class based, not instance based as in VW). I don't > > know the purpose of the VW method, but I'd guess you probably want to use > > Notification, e.g. > > Actually, VW has class based exceptions that follow the standard. For > backwards compatibility with older versions of VW, we still support the > instance (Signal) based system as well I was aware of that, and in the first draft of my posting I used the term "like the old VW exceptions", but it sounded derogatory and I deleted it without inserting a more appropriate replacement, sorry. I should also have mentioned that Dolphin has always provided instance-based exceptions as well, implemented on top of the class based ANSI standard mechanism. These are useful occassionally when one wants to be catch a specific exception, but one doesn't feel the addition of a new class is justified (because there is no new behaviour). Donald could use these as they are perhaps closer to the VW signals - see the Signal and NotificationSignal classes and their various uses. Regards Blair McGlashan Object Arts Ltd |
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"David Buck" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
news:[hidden email]... > The SystemNotification is a signal that's raised for lots of different > proceedable exceptions. It notifies the user that something went wrong but > allows them to continue anyway and something reasonable will happen. > > I don't know the equivalent of this in Dolphin. Hmmm. That might be closer to Warning then. Notification doesn't interrupt the user at all, it just writes a message to the trace device (the Transcript in a development system). The default handling of Warning pops an OK/Cancel message box to allow the user to resume/abort, which sounds more similar. Regards Blair |
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