Hi all
so I will do normally the lectures on Smalltalk during the summer
semester, at the place of the
interpreter model lectures. This way we will have one lecture in summer
and one lectures in winter.
I will send an announce soon when the schedule will be finalized. Lukas
we will have to discuss
because I want them to understand, write Unit tests, extend, SmallWiki.
Stef
I will start to check in which status is my current migration to
powerpoint is.
and let you know.
Prof. Dr. Stéphane DUCASSE (ducasse(a)iam.unibe.ch)
http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/
"if you knew today was your last day on earth, what would you do
different? ... especially if, by doing something different, today
might not be your last day on earth" Calvin&Hobbes
Hi Smalltalkers,
As you already know I won't come to the meeting the coming week.
Therefore I thought it would be good to give you a brief list of the
things I did this week:
- First, I went a bit deeper into SIXX to archive xml persistence of
the data. It was a bit tricky, because SIXX does a deep-save by default
and we would have all data in one single xml-file. Therefore I added
code to create a directory structure in the filesystem and to put each
structure-item into a single file. Currently there is no loading
implemented and the code is not attached to the web-interface, but you
can see a small example in StoreTests>>testSave.
- Then I started a complete refactoring of the inheritance in the
action classes, because we currently had some ugly code-duplications.
Most of the problems are solved now but not all the code of the
view-actions have been pushed-up yet.
- At the same time I improved the versioning and history mechanism. You
have now the possibility to restore or to revert to an old version and
to truncate history information from any point. I did not write tests
for this new features, but more is expected to come. Also I did not add
code to handle these things for whole wiki trees, because I think that
will be the task for a special management plugin.
- I refactored the visitor-classes, because there was a lot of
unnecessary baggage and I had to deal with inheritance. Especially the
stuff with inheritance (e.g. when #acceptPage: is called also
#acceptStructure: has to be called because Page inherits from
Structure), but I think I found a good solution.
- Today I tested everything on my new mac ;-) , because I couldn't
leave that machine any longer without touching but learning exams next
to.
Cheers
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://renggli.freezope.org
