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1 online resource |
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Open textbook library |
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Open Textbook Library
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| Contents |
1 Preface 1 -- I Libraries -- 2 Zero Configuration Scripts and Command-Line Handlers 7 -- 2.1 Getting the VM and the Image ... ... 7 -- 2.2 Getting the VM only ... ... ... 9 -- 2.3 Handling command line options ... ... . 9 -- 2.4 Anatomy of a handler ... ... ... 12 -- 2.5 Using ZeroConf script with Jenkins ... ... 13 -- 2.6 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 14 -- 3 Files with FileSystem 15 -- 3.1 Getting started ... ... ... 15 -- 3.2 Navigating a file system ... ... . . 16 -- 3.3 Opening read and write Streams ... ... . 19 -- 3.4 Renaming, copying and deleting files and directories ... 20 -- 3.5 The main entry point: FileReference ... ... 21 -- 3.6 Looking at FileSystem internals ... ... 27 -- 3.7 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 29 -- 4 Sockets 31 -- 4.1 Basic Concepts ... ... ... 31 -- 4.2 TCP Client ... ... ... . 33 -- 4.3 TCP Server ... ... ... . 37 -- 4.4 SocketStream ... ... ... 43 -- 4.5 Tips for Networking Experiments ... ... . 48 -- 4.6 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 49 -- 5 The Settings Framework 51 -- 5.1 Settings architecture ... ... ... 51 -- 5.2 The Settings Browser. ... ... ... 53 -- 5.3 Declaring a setting ... ... ... 56 -- 5.4 Organizing your settings ... ... . . 61 -- 5.5 Providing more precise value domain ... ... 65 -- 5.6 Launching a script ... ... ... 68 -- 5.7 Start-up actions management ... ... 69 -- 5.8 Extending the Settings Browser ... ... 71 -- 5.9 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 75 -- 6 Regular Expressions in Pharo 77 -- 6.1 Tutorial example-generating a site map ... . . 78 -- 6.2 Regex syntax ... ... ... 85 -- 6.3 Regex API ... ... ... . 90 -- 6.4 Implementation notes by Vassili Bykov ... ... 96 -- 6.5 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 97 -- II Source Management -- 7 Versioning Your Code with Monticello 101 -- 7.1 Basic usage ... ... ... . 102 -- 7.2 Exploring Monticello repositories ... ... . 113 -- 7.3 Advanced topics ... ... ... . 115 -- 7.4 Getting a change set from two versions ... ... 120 -- 7.5 Kinds of repositories ... ... ... 121 -- 7.6 The .mcz file format ... ... ... 124 -- 7.7 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 126 -- 8 Gofer: Scripting Package Loading 129 -- 8.1 Preamble: Package management system. ... . . 129 -- 8.2 What is Gofer? ... ... ... 132 -- 8.3 Using Gofer ... ... ... . 133 -- 8.4 Gofer actions ... ... ... 135 -- 8.5 Some useful scripts ... ... ... 141 -- 8.6 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 144 -- 9 Managing Projects with Metacello 147 -- 9.1 Introduction ... ... ... . 147 -- 9.2 One tool for each job ... ... ... 148 -- 9.3 Metacello features. ... ... ... 149 -- 9.4 A simple case study ... ... ... 151 -- 9.5 Loading a Metacello Configuration ... ... 154 -- 9.6 Managing dependencies between packages ... . 155 -- 9.7 Baselines ... ... ... . . 157 -- 9.8 Groups. ... ... ... . . 160 -- 9.9 Dependencies between projects ... ... 163 -- 9.10 About dependency granularity ... ... 169 -- 9.11 Executing code before and after installation ... . 171 -- 9.12 Platform specific package ... ... . . 172 -- 9.13 Milestoning development: symbolic versions ... . 176 -- 9.14 Load types ... ... ... . 181 -- 9.15 Conditional loading ... ... ... 183 -- 9.16 Project version attributes ... ... . . 185 -- 9.17 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 186 -- III Frameworks -- 10 Glamour 191 -- 10.1 Installation and first browser ... ... . 191 -- 10.2 Presentation, Transmission and Ports ... ... 194 -- 10.3 Composing and Interaction ... ... . 200 -- 10.4 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 207 -- 11 Agile Visualization with Roassal 209 -- 11.1 Installation and first visualization ... ... . 209 -- 11.2 Roassal core model ... ... ... 212 -- 11.3 Detailing shapes ... ... ... . 218 -- 11.4 Edges: linking elements ... ... . . 221 -- 11.5 Layouts ... ... ... . . 224 -- 11.6 Events and Callbacks ... ... ... 230 -- 11.7 The interaction hierarchy ... ... . . 231 -- 11.8 Understanding a View's Camera ... ... . 234 -- 11.9 Beyond Pharo ... ... ... 238 -- 11.10 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 239 -- 12 Scripting Visualizations with Mondrian 241 -- 12.1 Installation and first visualization ... ... . 241 -- 12.2 Starting with Mondrian. ... ... . . 242 -- 12.3 Visualizing the Collection framework ... ... 247 -- 12.4 Reshaping nodes ... ... ... . 248 -- 12.5 Multiple edges ... ... ... 249 -- 12.6 Colored shapes ... ... ... 251 -- 12.7 More on colors ... ... ... 252 -- 12.8 Popup view ... ... ... . 253 -- 12.9 Subviews ... ... ... . . 255 -- 12.10 Forwarding events ... ... ... 256 -- 12.11 Events ... ... ... ... 257 -- 12.12 Interaction ... ... ... . 257 -- 12.13 Chapter summary. ... ... ... 259 -- IV Language -- 13 Handling Exceptions 263 -- 13.1 Introduction ... ... ... . 263 -- 13.2 Ensuring execution ... ... ... 264 -- 13 |
| Summary |
Pharo is a clean, innovative, open-source, live-programming environment. Deep into Pharois the second volume of a series of books covering Pharo. Whereas the first volume is intended for newcomers, this second volume covers deeper topics. You will learn about Pharo frameworks and libraries such as Glamour, PetitParser, Roassal, FileSystem, Regex, and Socket. You will explore the language with chapters on exceptions, blocks, small integers, and floats. You will discover tools such as profilers, Metacello and Gofer |
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"This book is available as a free download from: http://deepintopharo.com. The contents of this book are protected under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license."--Title page verso |
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Online version, first edition, August 2013; title from PDF (viewed on August 31, 2016) |
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Computer science -- Textbooks
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Smalltalk-80 (Computer program language)
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Computer science.
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Smalltalk-80 (Computer program language)
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Textbooks.
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Textbooks.
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Bergel, Alexandre, author
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Cassou, Damien, author
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Ducasse, Stéphane, author
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Laval, Jannik, author
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Open Textbook Library, distributor
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| ISBN |
9783952334164 |
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3952334162 |
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