SAR Files

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> El 5/23/08 10:00 PM, "Rob Rothwell" <[hidden email]> escribió:
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> > I *think* if you open a file list with the World Menu->open->file list and
> > browse to your SAR file, an "install" button will appear in the file list.
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> > Just press the button, and hopefully everything will work!
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> > Rob
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> And you could drag and drop into any Squeak 3.8 and newer.
> A menu like this shows.
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> The .sar files is like smart install, you could control different actions
> for different squeaks, made your dream about which packages and which
> versions, add complementary files like .jpg,.gif,.png or .wav, you named.
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> You could find small ones and big and complex ones and trust me its the only
> way you become your own Master and survive the raising number of Squeak
> versions.
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> If the .sar have "preamble", all this code is executed first.
> Then all code files ,st .cs, .mcz, etc, was loaded in order (if in preamble
> you don't have some different.
> And if you have a "postscript", this code is executed last.
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>
> Here you have a puzzle.
> http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5861
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> I have variants in the preamble like this
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> | misFotos listaArchivos member form str |
> Smalltalk version  = 'SqueakLight' ifTrue:[ self fileInMemberNamed:
> 'MixedCurves.2.cs'.
>     self fileInMemberNamed: 'MinimalSound.2.cs'].
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> self fileInMemberNamed: 'Morphic-Puzzle.47.cs'.
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> member _ self memberNamed: 'CatClubBallooning.jpg'.
> PuzzleMorph foto: (Form fromBinaryStream: member contentStream binary).
> member _ self memberNamed: 'Taunt011.wav'.
> PuzzleMorph sonido: (member contentStream binary).
> PuzzleMorph allPieces
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> So I develop in my own develop image, with all my tools and then made a .sar
> and could run into my SqueakLight of 3.7 mb, close and give a RTS (Run Time
> System) if I don't wish client knows is made in Squeak.
>
> Off course , you could do any serious and not only fun...
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> I am interested in using the 'Speech' package.
> These are in SAR files.
> How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers  
> 3.9) so that I can use them in a project?
> I am a complete newbie!!
> Jeff Billing
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> Hi
>
> It seems that speech is already in 3.9
> Pay attention that klatt does not work with frnech like language :)
> Luciano sent me some more files so if you need I can dig on my HD.
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> Stef
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> On May 24, 2008, at 2:37 AM, Jeffery Billing wrote:
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> > I am interested in using the 'Speech' package.
> > These are in SAR files.
> > How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers  
> > 3.9) so that I can use them in a project?
> > I am a complete newbie!!
> > Jeff Billing
> >
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> Hello Stef,
> As you will see from my next post, I have successfully installed (at
> least I think I have) the speech program but I do not seem to be able
> to
> get the sound functions to work in Squeak at the moment (Both speaker
> and microphone work fine in Ubuntu so the problem must lie within
> Squeak).
> I would welcome any information that you have on the Speech program.
> I have a young student with very severe speech problems and I want to
> develop a program that will give her feedback when she 'approximates'
> a
> desired sound.
> My main need is to be able to analyse a sound and then determine
> whether
> or not it fits within certain parameters. It may well be that 'any
> sound' will initiate a 'reward' initially but of course I eventually
> want the sound to approach the 'correct' sound.
> Hope this make sense.
> Regards
> Jeffery.