20 Nov
2005
20 Nov
'05
12:38 p.m.
Hi
A prebuild Pier image with access control based on Squeak3.8-6665 is
available at:
http://www.iamexwi.unibe.ch/studenten/marschal/Spielverderber.tar.bz2
This is not a finished product but work in progress. The idea is to
give anyone who is interested a first impression and the ability to
provide feedback. However I'll march in this afternoon so I probably
won't be able to respond for a week.
You can find further informaiton about it at:
http:/127.0.0.1:8080/seaside/pier/Information/Access
http://kilana.unibe.ch/advanceddesignlabs/admin/
In addition to the acces control, it contains the following addons to Pier
- a bookmarks widget that allows you to bookmark structures
- a goto widget that allows you to enter a path and go to it
- a walback in the stlye of Pier
- ugly smilies
and the following addons to magritte
- descriptions for email, icq, aim, yahoo addresses
Known issuses:
- entering a wrong password displays a walkback and screws up the
kernel lock, this is probably a Pier issue
- bookmarking a structure bookmarks it twice, this is a SeasideAsync
issue, but I'll probably move tho Scirptaculous anyway
Cheers
Philippe
21 Nov
21 Nov
11:12 a.m.
Philippe,
thanks for the announcement, I'm taking a look now at the access
control.
BTW, can I re-publish your announcement on my blog or do you prefer
restricting access to the list?
Cheers,
Ian.
On 20 Nov 2005, at 12:38, Philippe Marschall wrote:
Hi
A prebuild Pier image with access control based on Squeak3.8-6665 is
available at:
http://www.iamexwi.unibe.ch/studenten/marschal/Spielverderber.tar.bz2
This is not a finished product but work in progress. The idea is to
give anyone who is interested a first impression and the ability to
provide feedback. However I'll march in this afternoon so I probably
won't be able to respond for a week.
You can find further informaiton about it at:
http:/127.0.0.1:8080/seaside/pier/Information/Access
http://kilana.unibe.ch/advanceddesignlabs/admin/
In addition to the acces control, it contains the following addons
to Pier
- a bookmarks widget that allows you to bookmark structures
- a goto widget that allows you to enter a path and go to it
- a walback in the stlye of Pier
- ugly smilies
and the following addons to magritte
- descriptions for email, icq, aim, yahoo addresses
Known issuses:
- entering a wrong password displays a walkback and screws up the
kernel lock, this is probably a Pier issue
- bookmarking a structure bookmarks it twice, this is a SeasideAsync
issue, but I'll probably move tho Scirptaculous anyway
Cheers
Philippe
--
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ian(a)inextenso.com
+41 78 880 27 02
Skype: inextenso_ian
AIM: inextenso(a)mac.com
11:19 a.m.
Hi !
Pier is cool ;) it works great ( from squeakmap or using the "acl"
image...) after recompiling the PRDocument scanner and parser...
But in the two cases, I can't make the search widget working... I don't
know if it's working or not...
It says token not expected in MARelationScaner/parser... I recompiled
it but still the same problem... Is it normal (not implemented...) ?
Thanks
Cédrick
Hi
A prebuild Pier image with access control based on Squeak3.8-6665 is
available at:
http://www.iamexwi.unibe.ch/studenten/marschal/Spielverderber.tar.bz2
This is not a finished product but work in progress. The idea is to
give anyone who is interested a first impression and the ability to
provide feedback. However I'll march in this afternoon so I probably
won't be able to respond for a week.
You can find further informaiton about it at:
http:/127.0.0.1:8080/seaside/pier/Information/Access
http://kilana.unibe.ch/advanceddesignlabs/admin/
In addition to the acces control, it contains the following addons to Pier
- a bookmarks widget that allows you to bookmark structures
- a goto widget that allows you to enter a path and go to it
- a walback in the stlye of Pier
- ugly smilies
and the following addons to magritte
- descriptions for email, icq, aim, yahoo addresses
Known issuses:
- entering a wrong password displays a walkback and screws up the
kernel lock, this is probably a Pier issue
- bookmarking a structure bookmarks it twice, this is a SeasideAsync
issue, but I'll probably move tho Scirptaculous anyway
Cheers
Philippe
1:13 p.m.
Pier is cool ;) it works great ( from squeakmap or
using the "acl"
image...) after recompiling the PRDocument scanner and parser...
Thanks, it is really annoying that you have to recompile the scanner
and parser. Currently I know no other workaround than recompiling. I
send the problem to a guy here at the university that is looking for
strange bugs using his implementation of an omniscent debugger, so
maybe he can find out about the real problem.
But in the two cases, I can't make the search
widget working... I
don't know if it's working or not...
It says token not expected in MARelationScaner/parser... I
recompiled it but still the same problem... Is it normal (not
implemented...) ?
Mhh, it works in my image, but the syntax is not as strait forward as
you might expect ;-)
Some examples that are known to work:
title='Information'
title beginsWith: 'Info' OR title matches: '*orm*'
level>1 AND text matches: '*ink*'
kind='Table'
If you just want to do a full text search you can write:
'Syntax'
I know I should create a new page about pier with some documentation
about its features. Also I should enhance the query parser to be less
picky about its input.
Lukas
--
Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
3:28 p.m.
Thanks, it is really annoying that you have to
recompile the scanner
and parser. Currently I know no other workaround than recompiling. I
send the problem to a guy here at the university that is looking for
strange bugs using his implementation of an omniscent debugger, so
maybe he can find out about the real problem.
anyway, it's quite simple to compile it with the interface... but maybe
as a workaround to wait for a better solution, is it possible to do
that manipulation through the install ? (in a class initialize...or
even by writing some lines of code in the workspace...)
Would it be something like that (doesn't work here as
scanerDefinitonComment doesnt return a string...):
| parserCompiler |
parserCompiler := SmaCCGrammarCompiler new.
parserCompiler
buildScanner: PRDocumentScanner scannerDefinitionComment ???
andParser: PRDocumentParser parserDefinitionComment. ???
parserCompiler compileInto: PRDocumentScanner andParser: PRDocumentParser.
Mhh, it works in my image, but the syntax is not as
strait forward as
you might expect ;-)
oh ok ;) I tried to find out how the query stuff is working but did
not really succed lol - the query mechanism is still a bit obscure for me...
but it's working...cool
Some examples that are known to work:
title='Information'
title beginsWith: 'Info' OR title matches: '*orm*'
level>1 AND text matches: '*ink*'
kind='Table'
If you just want to do a full text search you can write:
'Syntax'
I know I should create a new page about pier with some documentation
about its features. Also I should enhance the query parser to be less
picky about its input.
I imagine it's all a question of time :). I wish I could help but my
understanding remains quite limited...
See you
Cédrick
4:40 p.m.
Thanks, it is
really annoying that you have to recompile the
scanner and parser. Currently I know no other workaround than
recompiling. I send the problem to a guy here at the university
that is looking for strange bugs using his implementation of an
omniscent debugger, so maybe he can find out about the real problem.
anyway, it's quite simple to compile it with the interface... but
maybe as a workaround to wait for a better solution, is it
possible to do that manipulation through the install ? (in a class
initialize...or even by writing some lines of code in the
workspace...)
| parserCompiler |
parserCompiler := SmaCCGrammarCompiler new.
parserCompiler
buildScanner: PRDocumentScanner scannerDefinitionComment ???
andParser: PRDocumentParser parserDefinitionComment. ???
parserCompiler compileInto: PRDocumentScanner andParser:
PRDocumentParser. Would it be something like that (doesn't work here
as
scanerDefinitonComment doesnt return a string...):
Something like
(PRDocumentScanner class sourceCodeAt: #scannerDefinitionComment)
readStream upTo: $"; upTo: $".
and
(PRDocumentParser class sourceCodeAt: #parserDefinitionComment)
readStream upTo: $"; upTo: $".
does work in my image.
Cheers,
Lukas
--
Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
6:01 p.m.
Thanks, it is really annoying that you have to
recompile the
scanner and parser. Currently I know no other workaround than
recompiling. I send the problem to a guy here at the university
that is looking for strange bugs using his implementation of an
omniscent debugger, so maybe he can find out about the real
problem.
anyway, it's quite simple to compile it with the interface... but
maybe as a workaround to wait for a better solution, is it
possible to do that manipulation through the install ? (in a
class initialize...or even by writing some lines of code in the
workspace...)
| parserCompiler |
parserCompiler := SmaCCGrammarCompiler new.
parserCompiler
buildScanner: PRDocumentScanner scannerDefinitionComment ???
andParser: PRDocumentParser parserDefinitionComment. ???
parserCompiler compileInto: PRDocumentScanner andParser:
PRDocumentParser.
6:06 p.m.
Well done Lukas! :-)
Ian.
On 21 Nov 2005, at 18:01, Lukas Renggli wrote:
Yeah, the only problem here is that if I want to recompile the
parsers after installing I need to load the Refactoring-Browser
and SmaCC-Development as prerequisite. Both are pretty big
packages that are not needed otherwise, however if I can find a
solution to that problem, that will be the only workaround.
Ok, this was like to live or to die ... :-(
After digging in Squeak for more than 3 hours I found the bug and
reported it to Mantis:
The SmaCC scanner-compiler uses #storeOn: to put the characters it
is matching for into the source-code. The original implementation
of Character>>storeOn: only prints a dollar and the respective
character. This works well for all printable characters but not for
others such as 'Character lf' or 'Character cr', since Monticello
is converting all the source-code to a standard form destroying
some special character-literals and breaking the SmaCC scanner.
Uff, this is it ;-)
Lukas
PS: I will soon commit a new version of Pier to SqueakMap that will
run out of the box ...
--
Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
Thanks, it is
really annoying that you have to recompile the
scanner and parser. Currently I know no other workaround than
recompiling. I send the problem to a guy here at the university
that is looking for strange bugs using his implementation of an
omniscent debugger, so maybe he can find out about the real
problem.
anyway, it's quite simple to compile it with the interface... but
maybe as a workaround to wait for a better solution, is it
possible to do that manipulation through the install ? (in a
class initialize...or even by writing some lines of code in the
workspace...)
| parserCompiler |
parserCompiler := SmaCCGrammarCompiler new.
parserCompiler
buildScanner: PRDocumentScanner scannerDefinitionComment ???
andParser: PRDocumentParser parserDefinitionComment. ???
parserCompiler compileInto: PRDocumentScanner andParser:
PRDocumentParser. 
6:51 p.m.
The SmaCC scanner-compiler uses #storeOn: to put the
characters it is
matching for into the source-code. The original implementation of
Character>>storeOn: only prints a dollar and the respective
character. This works well for all printable characters but not for
others such as 'Character lf' or 'Character cr', since Monticello is
converting all the source-code to a standard form destroying some
special character-literals and breaking the SmaCC scanner.
Uff, this is it ;-)
You got it finally. Very well done ! Good job
10:37 p.m.
The SmaCC
scanner-compiler uses #storeOn: to put the characters it
is matching for into the source-code. The original implementation
of Character>>storeOn: only prints a dollar and the respective
character. This works well for all printable characters but not
for others such as 'Character lf' or 'Character cr', since
Monticello is converting all the source-code to a standard form
destroying some special character-literals and breaking the SmaCC
scanner.
Uff, this is it ;-)
You got it finally. Very well done ! Good job
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