I am looking into migrating my Squeak project from Squeak 3.8.1 to
Squeak 3.10.2. However, when I try to download Shout or the Refactory Browser using the SqueakMap package loader I am told that the versions available are not compatible with version 3.10.2 of Squeak. The SmaCC (compiler) package doesn't seem to be available at all. For me SmaCC is a must have and Shout is much desired. The refactory Browser is nice to have. How do I download these packages into my image? Thanks, Ralph Boland Bye the way, my project is a package for experimenting with implementations of algorithms for constructing finite state machines from regular expressions (someday it will be generalized for experimenting with parsing algorithms). It is nowhere near ready for release but if anybody is curious and wants to play with it I could send you a copy if you are prepared to critique what I have done so far, especially the GUI. Be for warned, it is a large project, critiquing it would take some time. |
On 3/20/09 6:59 PM, "Ralph Boland" <[hidden email]> wrote: > I am looking into migrating my Squeak project from Squeak 3.8.1 to > Squeak 3.10.2. > > However, when I try to download Shout or the using > the SqueakMap package loader I am told that the versions available > are not compatible with version 3.10.2 of Squeak. > > The SmaCC (compiler) package doesn't seem to be available at all. > > For me SmaCC is a must have and Shout is much desired. > The refactory Browser is nice to have. > > How do I download these packages into my image? > > Thanks, Ralph Boland > > > Bye the way, my project is a package for experimenting with > implementations of algorithms for constructing finite state machines > from regular expressions (someday it will be generalized for > experimenting with parsing algorithms). > It is nowhere near ready for release but > if anybody is curious and wants to play with it I could send you a copy > if you are prepared to critique what I have done so far, especially > the GUI. Be for warned, it is a large project, critiquing it would take > some time. > If you save your work in Monticello , could be loaded easily in 3.10. This days people like OmniBrowser or OB and not Refactory Browser, but if you as me like it, here http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/uploads/6056/SqueakRosDev3dot10.sar Have this Ma base additions-cmm.1.cs Tracing Messages Browser-cmm.19.1.cs DebugReport-minami.25.mcz Network-IRC-fc.10.7.6.mcz Scheduler-jrp.20.mcz Toothpick-tbn.1.mcz Shout.3.15-tween.69.mcz FileMan-mu.99.mcz InstanceEncoder-jrp.9.mcz Network-HTML-md.4.mcz KeymappingInstaller-8.sar SendTreeExplorer-JW.1.cs Refactory-edc.3812.mcz All loads in 3.10 and in SqueakLightII. Send a copy of your work, I also like learn of others, but if take time be patient with me. Edgar |
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Ralph -
Did you check the Universes browser to see if there are versions of Shout or RB? I'm pretty sure up-to-date versions are somewhere; just excuse the impossible user interface for long enough until you've found what you were looking for ;-) Good luck, - Andreas Ralph Boland wrote: > I am looking into migrating my Squeak project from Squeak 3.8.1 to > Squeak 3.10.2. > > However, when I try to download Shout or the Refactory Browser using > the SqueakMap package loader I am told that the versions available > are not compatible with version 3.10.2 of Squeak. > > The SmaCC (compiler) package doesn't seem to be available at all. > > For me SmaCC is a must have and Shout is much desired. > The refactory Browser is nice to have. > > How do I download these packages into my image? > > Thanks, Ralph Boland > > > Bye the way, my project is a package for experimenting with > implementations of algorithms for constructing finite state machines > from regular expressions (someday it will be generalized for > experimenting with parsing algorithms). > It is nowhere near ready for release but > if anybody is curious and wants to play with it I could send you a copy > if you are prepared to critique what I have done so far, especially > the GUI. Be for warned, it is a large project, critiquing it would take > some time. > > |
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On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 10:59 PM, Ralph Boland <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I am looking into migrating my Squeak project from Squeak 3.8.1 to > Squeak 3.10.2. > > However, when I try to download Shout or the Refactory Browser using > the SqueakMap package loader I am told that the versions available > are not compatible with version 3.10.2 of Squeak. Install Universes from SqueakMap and then use the Universe browser to load the things you want. -- Damien Cassou http://damiencassou.seasidehosting.st |
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