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Playing with GNU Smalltalk, GTK and Cairo

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Now if you want to make a break after hours of development you can play with
Tetris under GST with GTK+ and Cairo ;)


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You can grab it under the VisualGST SVN

VisualGST

Hi,

After a great brainstorming session with Nicolas Petton (Thanks Nico ;) ). I've changed the main interface of VisualGST and introduced the history support for the navigation through classes. And now you can execute - do it, print, inspect, debug - code inside the browser.


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Finally we're close to have a really great IDE for GNU Smalltalk.

Happy hacking with VisualGST !

Gwenael

How to cotton up to gst (and smalltalk in common)

Today, eventually, this is a simple advertising of the GtkLauncher, but please read on.

I'm new to smalltalk and therefore, I have to learn a lot. Beside the general syntax - which seems not so hard to learn - I need an overview of the object-library which is used.

The gnu-smalltalk web-site is mostly the first place to look for information and there I found a lot of helpfull small code-snipets (like the one, how to communicate with smtp server - or the one, how to semi-automate the generation of getter- and setter methods and all the nice things).

GtkLauncher 0.3.0

In this new release you have an improved browser with better refactorings,
undo/redo support, file out for namespace, class, category, method.

Two new tools a Sender and an Implementor browser.

You can save the image.

And off course in this release there are a lot of bug fixes ;)


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Enjoy GtkLauncher

The absolute beginners guide - Part IX - for gnu-smalltalk/gtk (using GtkTreeView as a table)

Today I want to show, how to use the GtkTreeView as a table.

This could be the killer-app (an emergency-case address-database for our local police-station) where we end with today:

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