Hi,
apparently CompiledMethod>>#isGTExampleMethod
has been changed from
isGTExampleMethod
^ self pragmas anySatisfy: [ :each | each isGTExamplePragma ]
to
isGTExampleMethod
^ (self pragmas anySatisfy: [ :each | each isGTExamplePragma ])
and: [ self numArgs = 0 ]
(
https://github.com/feenkcom/gtoolkit-examples/blob/master/src/GToolkit-Exam…
, also strange that I don't see the history of the method on github).
In either case this means that if an example has dependencies it is no
longer an example, because it has arguments.
Thanks,
Peter
I was just building a Glamour browser by combining behavior from the many
examples. Somehow, I got into a fight with #display:. Because of the way I
had set up my model, I was expecting display to accept an individual list
item, and it was receiving the list collection instead. Also, I found out
later that what I really wanted was #format, as I just wanted to change the
way the underlying item was shown in the list.
So here's my question: while trying to figure out how #display: worked, I
found where it was implemented but there was no method comment. This seems
to be a core part of the scripting language and I know Moose in general to
be extremely thoughtfully written, so I am assuming that there is some other
way/place where this sort of thing is documented of which I'm not aware.
What am I missing?
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Cheers,
Sean
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We started to work on a Fortran parser:
https://github.com/NicolasAnquetil/VerveineF.git
Because it's easiest for us, we are using the Eclipse parsing
infrastructure (project Photran)
The parser is in a VERY preliminary version as it only recognizes
function declarations and calls
Famix will also have to be adapted to Fortran ...
It is released under MIT licence
have fun
nicolas
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