benjComan

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   by benjComan 13y ago

   In Smalltalk you define points with '@' so you could do... drawRectOrigin: 50@50 extent: 10@21. drawRectOrigin: 50@50 corner: 60@71. If you really wanted, on class Point you could define method ',' with par
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   by benjComan 13y ago

   Further down some asked "is anything from the Smalltalk OO model that hadn't made its way into Ruby?" Well I don't know about OO model, but to extend my example above, at step 5 when the debugger appears, <Save &
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   by benjComan 13y ago

   Slides 85-95. http://www.pharo-project.org/about/success-stories
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   by benjComan 13y ago

   The second Gofer is not needed. The XML Support is all installed with the #load message. I don't think you can live-patch a DoIt from Workspace. What you can try is create a test class and method. However you can demo this with the f
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   by benjComan 13y ago

   I started using Pharo a year ago and its been a pleasure to work with. Great community. I really like the Syntax comparison (slides 46-49). And being able to serialize the debugging context of a running program to a file that can be stored