Re: ActiveTreeModel (Beta)

Ian,

>
However, you might consider uploading files to some web space and just
posting a link in future.  
>

Is this sort of work-in-process suitable for Dolphinharbor?

>
It's really good when somebody starts contributing - at any level.  The
fact that you are doing so, and in such a "professional" way, after such
a short time is really impressive.
>

Thank you.  The professionalism of the forum does certainly encourage a
higher standard.

>
Some might say I should still be shuddering now (nearly 20 years later!)
>

Hardly :).

>
Chris is so much better at looking at code in an analytical way...
>

He has, indeed, been an excellent steward...as have you.

By Thursday, I should be posting Beta, Second Iteration.

Cheers,

Eric


 



Cheers,

Eric

your
> > post further and see if I can create the package more cleanly.
>
> You did nothing wrong, it was just the extra formatting imposed by the
> email
> program that disrupted the meaning of the file.  If anything it might
> point
> at a slight weakness in Dolphin itself, but that is quite harsh as
well -
> why should Dolphin have to take account of external alterations to the
> file.
>
> However, you might consider uploading files to some web space and just
> posting a link in future.  This has the advantage of avoiding any
problems
> with formatting and, especially if (hopefully when) you start posting
> larger
> packages, allows people with slower connections to avoid downloading
> something they may not want.
>
> > Well, I took some lumps from Chris, but all in good spirit.  It
looks
> > like I have some work to do.  Sorry if I disappoint.
>
> Not in the slightest.  It's really good when somebody starts
contributing
> -
> at any level.  The fact that you are doing so, and in such a
> "professional"
> way, after such a short time is really impressive.  I shudder to think
of
> the sort of thing I would have been posting a a few weeks after I
started
> learning Smalltalk.  Some might say I should still be shuddering now
> (nearly
> 20 years later!) :-)
>
> > I would most interested in your opinions as well.
>
> Chris is so much better at looking at code in an analytical way that I
am,
> in fact he's better than nearly everyone, so I doubt if there's a lot
I
> can
> add.  I will have a look when I get a chance.
>
> --
> Ian
>
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