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Jakub Kozisek

Problems loading OmniBrowser from 3.9 package universe

I'm was not able to get OmniBrowser 0.279 (installed from 3.9 package
universe) running easily.

Loading the package will remove some methods, which are then called
(so MNU is popping out).

Mentioned methods:
1) MenuIcons>>tryIcons:
2) OBSystemBrowser>>signalRefresh
3) OBActor>>deleteIcon

After reverting the removed method using Change Set, OB seems working.

Jakub

J J-6

Possible bug on Year class

I think there is a bug with the Year class (at least it is not consistant
with the Month class): If you do "aDateAndTime asYear" it keeps the date in
the start field so that if you then say "asDate" you get the original back
instead of the expected January 1. If I do the same with "aDateAndTime
asMonth asDate" it will switch from what ever date it was to the first day
of that month (as I would expect).

If this is not a bug, could someone tell me the reason for the difference in
interface?

Thanks,
Jason

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Tom Phoenix

Re: Possible bug on Year class

On 11/18/06, J J <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I think there is a bug with the Year class (at least it is not consistant
> with the Month class): If you do "aDateAndTime asYear" it keeps the date in
> the start field so that if you then say "asDate" you get the original back
> instead of the expected January 1. If I do the same with "aDateAndTime
> asMonth asDate" it will switch from what ever date it was to the first day
> of that month (as I would expect).

So, you're saying

(Date fromString: 'April 23, 3048') asMonth asDate printString

answers "1 April 3048"; but

(Date fromString: 'April 23, 3048') asYear asDate printString

answers "23 April 3048" instead of the analogous "1 January 3048".

Seems to me like you should consider filing the bug report. Cheers!

--Tom Phoenix

J J-6

Re: Possible bug on Year class

Ok. Just wanted to make sure it was a bug before I go make a bogus bug
report.

Thanks,
Jason

>From: "Tom Phoenix" <[hidden email]>
>Reply-To: The general-purpose Squeak developers
>list<[hidden email]>
>To: "The general-purpose Squeak developers
>list"<[hidden email]>
>Subject: Re: Possible bug on Year class
>Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2006 09:35:51 -0800
>
>On 11/18/06, J J <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>>I think there is a bug with the Year class (at least it is not consistant
>>with the Month class): If you do "aDateAndTime asYear" it keeps the date
>>in
>>the start field so that if you then say "asDate" you get the original back
>>instead of the expected January 1. If I do the same with "aDateAndTime
>>asMonth asDate" it will switch from what ever date it was to the first day
>>of that month (as I would expect).
>
>So, you're saying
>
> (Date fromString: 'April 23, 3048') asMonth asDate printString
>
>answers "1 April 3048"; but
>
> (Date fromString: 'April 23, 3048') asYear asDate printString
>
>answers "23 April 3048" instead of the analogous "1 January 3048".
>
>Seems to me like you should consider filing the bug report. Cheers!
>
>--Tom Phoenix
>

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