20 Feb
2014
20 Feb
'14
7:34 p.m.
Further to my previous post on this subject, I looked into a
Seaside-2.8.4 image
to find that:
1. The method, asComponent, is in the class Object.
Object >> asComponent
^self description asComponentOn: self
2. The method, asComponentOn:, is in the class MAContainer.
MAContainer >> asComponentOn:
^self componentClass
memento: (anObject mementoClass
model: anObject
description: self)
I haven't found these methods in Pharo3/Seaside3/Magritte3.
How are components created from descriptions without them?
20 Feb
20 Feb
11:11 p.m.
Hi Bruce,
How did you load Magritte and Seaside in Pharo 3?
Your installation is incomplete.
The forum image at
https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/job/Forum/
seems to have what you want (and some more).
If you start at the ConfigurationOfForum you'll
be able to follow what needs loading.
In that image, asComponent is defined on Object
in the *magritte-seaside-converting.method category.
The method is defined in Monticello package
Magritte-Seaside-DiegoLont.356.mcz
The note by agarcia on how to load Magrite is no longer
valid. Development of both Seaside and Magritte
movedfrom squeaksource to smalltalkhub
Stephan Eggermont
On Feb 20, 2014, at 19:34 , Bruce Prior wrote:
Further to my previous post on this subject, I looked
into a Seaside-2.8.4 image
to find that:
1. The method, asComponent, is in the class Object.
Object >> asComponent
^self description asComponentOn: self
2. The method, asComponentOn:, is in the class MAContainer.
MAContainer >> asComponentOn:
^self componentClass
memento: (anObject mementoClass
model: anObject
description: self)
I haven't found these methods in Pharo3/Seaside3/Magritte3.
How are components created from descriptions without them?
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