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Xtreams tests green

Nicolas Cellier
So I updated Squeak Xtreams to synchronize with Martin's latest
changes in public store...
Tests are now green, and there is no lingering process :)

If you update, you might have to reinitialize XTEncoder and its
subclasses (may be force Encoders := nil manually) - I don't trust MC
too much with this regard...
The manual step might be necessary because I switched to Symbol rather
than String for specifyinh an encoding.

I did not deviate from VW version, apart:
- changing the #timeout:server:client: comment
- changing FileWriteStream comment:
        isPositionable <Boolean> false when the file is open in append mode

todo: SocketRead/WriteStream would be nice, streaming on directory
contents too - I did not do it, because a simple test like
#isDirectory is all but obvious using FileDirectory :(
The InterpretedStream (for reading writing binary data) shouldn't be that hard.
I'm making a pause tonight.

Nicolas

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Re: [SPAM] [squeak-dev] Xtreams tests green

Sven Van Caekenberghe

On 13 Oct 2010, at 21:29, Nicolas Cellier wrote:

> So I updated Squeak Xtreams to synchronize with Martin's latest
> changes in public store...
> Tests are now green, and there is no lingering process :)

Super!

> If you update, you might have to reinitialize XTEncoder and its
> subclasses (may be force Encoders := nil manually) - I don't trust MC
> too much with this regard...
> The manual step might be necessary because I switched to Symbol rather
> than String for specifyinh an encoding.
>
> I did not deviate from VW version, apart:
> - changing the #timeout:server:client: comment
> - changing FileWriteStream comment:
> isPositionable <Boolean> false when the file is open in append mode
>
> todo: SocketRead/WriteStream would be nice,

+1

> streaming on directory
> contents too - I did not do it, because a simple test like
> #isDirectory is all but obvious using FileDirectory :(

;-)

> The InterpretedStream (for reading writing binary data) shouldn't be that hard.
> I'm making a pause tonight.

You earned it.

> Nicolas

Sven