[squeak-dev] [JSqueak] Unofficial git repository available

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[squeak-dev] [JSqueak] Unofficial git repository available

Victor Rodriguez
Hello all,

I changed the indenting style of the source code to follow a more
traditional Java  style.

This seemed like a good excuse for myself to learn to use git, so I
have created a repository at github to share these changes.

The repository is at http://github.com/victorr/jsqueak/tree.  github
has many nice features, you can browse source code, download a tar
file with the latest sources, view commit history, etc.

To clone the repository, use the command

    git clone git://github.com/victorr/jsqueak.git

I'm new to git myself, but google turns out plenty of tutorials (and
I'm sure Randal Schwartz can recommend a good one).  There's even a
gitcasts.com site (thanks melriffe!), here is a link to the
introductory screencast:

    http://gitcasts.com/posts/setup-initialization-and-cloning

I'll continue "cleaning up" the code.  Feel free to let me know of
your own improvements.

I have not yet included my patches (submitted to jsqueakinterest) that
make the return, alt and control keys work.

Best Regards,

Victor Rodriguez.

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[squeak-dev] Re: [JSqueak] Unofficial git repository available

Bert Freudenberg

Am 24.06.2008 um 05:10 schrieb Victor Rodriguez:

> Hello all,
>
> I changed the indenting style of the source code to follow a more
> traditional Java  style.
>
> This seemed like a good excuse for myself to learn to use git, so I
> have created a repository at github to share these changes.
>
> The repository is at http://github.com/victorr/jsqueak/tree.  github
> has many nice features, you can browse source code, download a tar
> file with the latest sources, view commit history, etc.
>
> To clone the repository, use the command
>
>    git clone git://github.com/victorr/jsqueak.git
>
> I'm new to git myself, but google turns out plenty of tutorials (and
> I'm sure Randal Schwartz can recommend a good one).  There's even a
> gitcasts.com site (thanks melriffe!), here is a link to the
> introductory screencast:
>
>    http://gitcasts.com/posts/setup-initialization-and-cloning
>
> I'll continue "cleaning up" the code.  Feel free to let me know of
> your own improvements.
>
> I have not yet included my patches (submitted to jsqueakinterest) that
> make the return, alt and control keys work.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Victor Rodriguez.

Great! Thanks :)

- Bert -



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Re: [squeak-dev] [JSqueak] Unofficial git repository available

stephane ducasse
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Hi victor

where is the mailing-list for JSqueak?
I would personally like to see the disucssion in the squeak-dev  
mailing-list because we have far too much mailing-lists.

Stef

On Jun 24, 2008, at 5:10 AM, Victor Rodriguez wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I changed the indenting style of the source code to follow a more
> traditional Java  style.
>
> This seemed like a good excuse for myself to learn to use git, so I
> have created a repository at github to share these changes.
>
> The repository is at http://github.com/victorr/jsqueak/tree.  github
> has many nice features, you can browse source code, download a tar
> file with the latest sources, view commit history, etc.
>
> To clone the repository, use the command
>
>    git clone git://github.com/victorr/jsqueak.git
>
> I'm new to git myself, but google turns out plenty of tutorials (and
> I'm sure Randal Schwartz can recommend a good one).  There's even a
> gitcasts.com site (thanks melriffe!), here is a link to the
> introductory screencast:
>
>    http://gitcasts.com/posts/setup-initialization-and-cloning
>
> I'll continue "cleaning up" the code.  Feel free to let me know of
> your own improvements.
>
> I have not yet included my patches (submitted to jsqueakinterest) that
> make the return, alt and control keys work.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Victor Rodriguez.
>
>


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Re: [Jsqueakinterest] Re: [squeak-dev] [JSqueak] Unofficial git repository available

Victor Rodriguez
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 2:31 AM, stephane ducasse
<[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hi victor
>
> where is the mailing-list for JSqueak?
> I would personally like to see the disucssion in the squeak-dev mailing-list
> because we have far too much mailing-lists.

The mailing list info page is at

    http://www.experimentalstuff.com/mailman/listinfo/jsqueakinterest/

and the archives are at

    http://www.experimentalstuff.com/pipermail/jsqueakinterest/

There hasn't been much discussion so far.

Best Regards,

Victor Rodriguez.

> Stef
>
> On Jun 24, 2008, at 5:10 AM, Victor Rodriguez wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I changed the indenting style of the source code to follow a more
>> traditional Java  style.
>>
>> This seemed like a good excuse for myself to learn to use git, so I
>> have created a repository at github to share these changes.
>>
>> The repository is at http://github.com/victorr/jsqueak/tree.  github
>> has many nice features, you can browse source code, download a tar
>> file with the latest sources, view commit history, etc.
>>
>> To clone the repository, use the command
>>
>>   git clone git://github.com/victorr/jsqueak.git
>>
>> I'm new to git myself, but google turns out plenty of tutorials (and
>> I'm sure Randal Schwartz can recommend a good one).  There's even a
>> gitcasts.com site (thanks melriffe!), here is a link to the
>> introductory screencast:
>>
>>   http://gitcasts.com/posts/setup-initialization-and-cloning
>>
>> I'll continue "cleaning up" the code.  Feel free to let me know of
>> your own improvements.
>>
>> I have not yet included my patches (submitted to jsqueakinterest) that
>> make the return, alt and control keys work.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> Victor Rodriguez.
>>
>>
>
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