This is strange
I'm loading in ***7.5*** the following
self loadingSpecs: #(#(PKG '1.13' 'VisualWorksFoo' '')
#(#PKG '38b.kuhn.2' 'SUnitToo' '')
#(#PKG '33.tgriggs' 'ExtraRBForSUnitToo' '')
#(#PKG '7.4.kuhn.3' 'AutoComplete' '')
#(#PKG '1.1' 'RBrowserHistory' '')
#(#PKG '66' 'RBCodeHighlighting' #setColors)
#(#PKG '1.2' 'RB_Tabs' '')
#(#PKG '1.45' 'MagicKeys' '')
#(#PAR '' 'RBSUnitExtensions' '')
#(#PKG '1.0' 'Tools-Speed patches' '')
#(#PKG '1.1' 'Store-Speed patches' '')
#(#PKG '1.0' 'Store-LogginSpeedUp' ''))
and I get an error SUnitToo(ls) (RB4xx - 27, triggs)
I do not understand why when I load old packages with the old 7.5
version I get errors.
Did someone change something?
Am I getting stupid?
Stef
Hi,
To know how up to date the Moose Config from your image is, you now
can spawn a Mondrian visualization from Tools/Moose Utilities/Moose
configuration.
The visualization will show all the prerequisite packages/bundles of
Moose Config.
Red means there are newer versions in Store, and blue means the local
package is changed.
Cheers,
Doru
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"We cannot reach the flow of things unless we let go."
Dear list,
I wish to color some nodes according using a metric. Ideally, I would
love to use something like:
view nodes: each classes forEach: [:node| node setColor: (...)].
But setColor:, color: are not defined on Mondrian.NodeFigure.
Each node may potentially have a different color.
I tried to use "view node: ... forIt: ..." and "view nodes:
aCollection using: aShape " but this was not successful.
I found a way to color all nodes contained in a view with:
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view nodes: packages forEach: [:each |
view blueRectangleShape.
view nodes: each classes.
view gridLayout.].
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i am nearly there :-)
Any help?
Cheers,
Alexandre
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Alexandre Bergel http://www.bergel.eu
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Hi,
Because we had all sorts of problems with the Setup scripts in 7.6, I
extended the Setup package to also deal with the VW version.
So, now in your setup method you should both add the <user: yourname>
pragma and the <vwVersion: '7.x'> pragma.
I went over the existing setups and added the correct vwVersion: to
all setups. Please check if it works for you.
Cheers,
Doru
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www.tudorgirba.comwww.tudorgirba.com/blog
"There are no old things, there are only old ways of looking at them."
Hi everyone,
I have uploaded a small set of changes to:
- MondrianUtils
- CodeFu-Graphics
Concerning:
- a GMLRenderer for Mondrian-like scripts (currently at the same
status as the graphvizRenderer)
(writes the GML format: http://www.infosun.fim.uni-passau.de/Graphlet/GML/)
- Previously, the SvgWriter could only write to a file. I have changed
it so it can also be used to generate the svg contents in a string
without creating an actual file. I found this useful to generate the
svg image in a method for use in Seaside.
- Some methods were missing (e.g. #displayLineFrom:to:) in the
SvgWriter. They were added.
Doru adviced me to create a specific branch of CodeFoo for this, so
that is where these changes are ;-)
cheers,
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Johan Brichau
johan.brichau(a)uclouvain.be
Hi!
Is there a description of this tool available somewhere? It is not
listed on moose's website.
I am interesting in knowing what has been done on using connecting
Java and Moose. I am already aware of Johan's work and J2Moose.
Anything else?
Alexandre
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Alexandre Bergel http://www.bergel.eu
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Dear list,
I have the following script to display dependencies between packages:
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| packages allClasses |
packages := mooseModel allNamespaces.
allClasses := mooseModel allClasses.
self assert: [allClasses notEmpty].
self assert: [packages notEmpty].
view nodes: packages forEach: [:each |
view nodes: each classes].
view edges: allClasses from: #yourself toAll: #dependentClasses.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
It display a 1-row heigh picture of packages. How can I add a layout
on it ? I think that a grid will be ideal.
I plan to add the list of scripts I am working on:
http://moose.unibe.ch/tools/Java4Moose/Mondrian+Scripts
I think this might help newbies in Mondrian...
Cheers,
Alexandre
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