Magritte import an existing project

Hi, is there a utility to automate the 'Magritte-ising' of an existing
project? I imagine it would scan the classes, and create the class side
descriptors and missing accessors automatically. It would seem useful for
quickly evaluating/prototyping what Magritte could add to the current
project.

I thought I read about this before, but I can't find a reference or any
class that seems to do it.

Thanks,   ...Stan

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> Hi, is there a utility to automate the 'Magritte-ising' of an existing
> project? I imagine it would scan the classes, and create the class side
> descriptors and missing accessors automatically. It would seem useful for
> quickly evaluating/prototyping what Magritte could add to the current
> project.

Not that I know of.

There are a few simple lint rules in
http://source.lukas-renggli.ch/magritte/Magritte-Critics that can help
you to find missing descriptions (and other potential problems) in
your model code.

Lukas

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Thanks Lukas, they will be useful.
..Stan

Hi, I'm looking at porting Gerhard Obermann's Scaffolding project
http://vimeo.com/2231019
to Pharo/Seaside. A couple of questions:

1) has someone already ported it, that I haven't found?
2) does Magritte already have the equivalent, but I haven't found that?

Thanks,    ...Stan

Stan Shepherd wrote:
> Hi, I'm looking at porting Gerhard Obermann's Scaffolding project
> http://vimeo.com/2231019 http://vimeo.com/2231019 
> to Pharo/Seaside. A couple of questions:
>
> 1) has someone already ported it, that I haven't found?

I have a port. I can make it available, but where? I was not trying very
hard to maintain compatibility, since it didn't seem to make sense to
try and maintain a GemStone facade in a non-GemStone environment. Also,
the "mandator" stuff did not make any sense to me.

Incidentally, if you combine Scaffolding with the SqueakSave port I
recently put on squeaksource, it works well - up until the point where
you need to rebuild your image, then you need to somehow re-construct
the SqueakSave image state.

> 2) does Magritte already have the equivalent, but I haven't found that?

Not sure.

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John McKeon wrote:
Okay, it's in Magritte-Addons (I didn't see a Magritte2-Addons). I had
tweaked it for Seaside3. This version no longer depends on a hacked up
MockGemStone package, that my original port was using. I noticed a
reference in the code to SqsSearch, which is from SqueakSave. If you
don't use SqueakSave, then you'll need to roll your own image persistence.

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