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Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich @macro thanks -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. @end macro @macro vm diff --git a/docs/A-Clock-Morph.html b/docs/A-Clock-Morph.html index 16d76164..a49bd2d6 100644 --- a/docs/A-Clock-Morph.html +++ b/docs/A-Clock-Morph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Fundamentals of Morph   [Contents][Index]

-

7.2 A Clock Morph

+

7.2 A Clock Morph

With all the things we have already learned, we can build a more sophisticated morph. Let’s build a ClockMorph as see in Figure 7.5. @@ -91,8 +93,7 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

ch07-05-Clock -
-

Figure 7.5: A clock morph

+

Figure 7.5: A clock morph

Let’s create ClockMorph, the dial clock :

@@ -103,7 +104,7 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

category: 'Morphic-Learning'
- +

...and its drawing method in the category drawing:

@@ -120,7 +121,6 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

aCanvas drawString: 'VI' at: -11 @ 70 font: nil color: Color brown. aCanvas drawString: 'IX' at: -90 @ -10 font: nil color: Color brown
-

Example 7.2: Drawing the clock dial

We create ClockHourHandMorph, the hand for the hours: @@ -222,14 +222,12 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

ch07-07-ClockMorph-initialize -
-

Figure 7.6: Declaring unknown variables as instance variables in current class

+

Figure 7.6: Declaring unknown variables as instance variables in current class

Your ClockMorph class definition should now be complete!

ch07-08-ClockMorph-ivars-added -
-

Figure 7.7: ClockMorph with instance variables added

+

Figure 7.7: ClockMorph with instance variables added

Finally, we animate our clock. In method category stepping add the method:

@@ -277,8 +275,7 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

ch07-06-ExerciseClock -
-

Figure 7.8: A fancy clock morph

+

Figure 7.8: A fancy clock morph

 CuisLogo @@ -287,8 +284,6 @@

7.2 A Clock Morph

decorated with a red and yellow disc is fancy? How will you modify our clock morph to get this result?

- -

Exercise 7.3: A fancy clock

Create some instances of your clock: ClockMorph new openInWorld. You can rotate and zoom. Look at the visual quality of diff --git a/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-Inspectors.html b/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-Inspectors.html index 4816e3c1..63968880 100644 --- a/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-Inspectors.html +++ b/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-Inspectors.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,27 +85,25 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

-

6.4 A brief introduction to Inspectors

+

6.4 A brief introduction to Inspectors

To get the construction halo for an interior morph, just Middle-Click multiple times to “drill down” through the submorph hierarchy.

ch06-07-MiddleClickRect -
-

Figure 6.6: Middle-Click for construction +

Figure 6.6: Middle-Click for construction handles

ch06-08-2ndMidClckToSubmorph -
-

Figure 6.7: Middle-Click again to descend into +

Figure 6.7: Middle-Click again to descend into submorphs

There is an orange handle on the right, just under the green Duplicate handle. Left-Click this to get the Debug menu. Use this menu to get an Inspector for the rect.

- +

Observe Figure 6.8, on the left we have a pane for self, all inst vars, and the individual instance variables. Clicking to select “all inst vars” and the values pane on the right shows @@ -117,13 +117,12 @@

6.4 A brief introd

ch06-11aColorClickOnRect -
-

Figure 6.8: Add instance specific behavior

+

Figure 6.8: Add instance specific behavior

To add a behavior to all instances of a class, we create an instance method. Here we are going to create a behavior for “just this one BoxedMorph instance”.

- +

In addition to instance variables, a morph can have any number of named properties which can be different for each morph.

@@ -135,7 +134,6 @@

6.4 A brief introd self setProperty: #mouseButton1Up:localPosition: toValue: [:ignoredEvent :ignoredPosition| self color: Color random] -

Example 6.1: Edit the behavior of this morph from its Inspector

These properties are special to the user interface. You can find methods with these names in the Morph class to see what they @@ -148,26 +146,23 @@

6.4 A brief introd rect, because the rect now takes the mouse event. You have to mouse-down on the ellipse. More on this below.

- +

One quick note on Move versus Pick up. Move moves a submorph “within” its parent. Pick up grabs a morph “out” of its parent.

ch06-09-Move-Within -
-

Figure 6.9: Move submorph within its parent

+

Figure 6.9: Move submorph within its parent

ch06-10-PickUp-2-MoveOut -
-

Figure 6.10: Pick a submorph out of its parent

+

Figure 6.10: Pick a submorph out of its parent

Before we go on, let’s use an inspector on the ellipse to change values of a couple of its instance variables.

ch06-12-InspectEllipse -
-

Figure 6.11: Inspect instance variables of the ellipse

+

Figure 6.11: Inspect instance variables of the ellipse

Observe Figure 6.12 and Example 6.2. In the lower pane of the inspector, code can be executed in the context of the inspected object. self refers to the instance. Here @@ -178,12 +173,10 @@

6.4 A brief introd 
self borderWidth: 10.
 self borderColor: Color blue
-

Example 6.2: Edit the state of this ellipse from its Inspector

ch06-14-SetBorderColor -
-

Figure 6.12: Use Inspector to set border color and +

Figure 6.12: Use Inspector to set border color and border width

In the typical case one wants to refine or change behaviors for all instances of a class. diff --git a/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-the-system-Browser.html b/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-the-system-Browser.html index e061bbc0..d6ea8537 100644 --- a/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-the-system-Browser.html +++ b/docs/A-brief-introduction-to-the-system-Browser.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -85,16 +87,16 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

-

2.5 A brief introduction to the system Browser

- +

2.5 A brief introduction to the system Browser

+

Smalltalk organizes instance behaviors using classes. -A class is an object which holds a set of methods to be executed +A class is an object that holds a set of methods to be executed when one of its instances receives a message that is the name of one of these methods.

-

The System Browser, in short the Browser, is a tool to +

The System Browser, in short, the Browser, is a tool to rule all the classes in Cuis-Smalltalk. It is both a tool to explore the classes (system or user ones) and to write new classes and methods.

@@ -103,10 +105,9 @@

2.5 A brie

ch02-browserDetailed -
-

Figure 2.1: The System Browser

- - +

Figure 2.1: The System Browser

+ +

At the top left are the class categories, groups of classes sharing the same theme. A category can also be used to create a Package, which is an organisational element to save code in a @@ -117,7 +118,7 @@

2.5 A brie categories such as Kernel-Text and Kernel-Chronology related to text and date entities.

- +

Next to the right are the classes in the selected class category. They are nicely presented in a parent-child class hierarchy. When a class is first selected in this pane, its declaration appears in the large pane @@ -158,7 +159,7 @@

2.5 A brie of Number adds methods (which define behaviors) unknown to an instance of Magnitude. We will explore this in detail as we go forward.

- +

To learn about the purpose of a class, it is good practice to always visit the class comment. Often a comment also comes with code examples to learn how to use the object; these code snippets can be @@ -166,7 +167,7 @@

2.5 A brie Figure 2.1, see the comment button to read or to edit the comment of the selected class.

- +

To the right of the class panel is the method categories panel. A class may have many methods, so grouping them by category helps other users orient themselves in finding related methods. @@ -176,8 +177,8 @@

2.5 A brie directly gives access to related methods in the next and last pane at the right.

- - + +

 note @@ -195,11 +196,9 @@

2.5 A brie in the arithmetic method category of the CharacterSequence class?

- -

Exercise 2.3: Count of methods

- +

In the Browser, once a method is selected – as in Figure 2.1, abs method – the bottom part shows its source code, ready to be explored or edited. Often, @@ -208,8 +207,8 @@

2.5 A brie

Every object knows its own class and will respond with it when sent the message #class.

- - + +

Tip. In the workspace Ctrl-b (Browse) on the class name will open a Browser on the named class:

diff --git a/docs/Back-to-Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html b/docs/Back-to-Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html index cf5be8e5..810e0676 100644 --- a/docs/Back-to-Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html +++ b/docs/Back-to-Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,10 +85,10 @@ Previous: , Up: The Fundamentals of Morph   [Contents][Index]

-

7.3 Back to Spacewar! Morphs

+

7.3 Back to Spacewar! Morphs

-

7.3.1 Central star

+

7.3.1 Central star

Our central star has an extent of 30 @ 30 we need to use @@ -98,7 +100,6 @@

7.3.1 Central star

CentralStar>>morphExtent
    ^ `30 @ 30`
-

Example 7.3: Central star extent

 note @@ -109,8 +110,8 @@

7.3.1 Central star

is called: the pre-built value is used instead.

- - + +

As you learnt previously, a morph draws itself from its drawOn: method. We draw the star as an ellipse with randomly @@ -127,7 +128,6 @@

7.3.1 Central star

borderColor: Color orange fillColor: Color yellow -

Example 7.4: A star with a fluctuating size

The star diameters in the x and y directions are fluctuating independently of 0 to 2 units. The star does not look perfectly round. @@ -135,11 +135,10 @@

7.3.1 Central star

ch07-09-fluctuatingStar -
-

Figure 7.9: A star with a fluctuating size

+

Figure 7.9: A star with a fluctuating size

-

7.3.2 Space ship

+

7.3.2 Space ship

At the game start-up, the nose of the space ship is pointing to the top of the screen as seen in Figure 7.10 and the angle of its direction is therefore -90°, while the angle of its @@ -148,8 +147,7 @@

7.3.2 Space ship

ch07-10-ShipDiagram -
-

Figure 7.10: Space ship diagram at game start-up

Then its drawOn: method is written as: +

Figure 7.10: Space ship diagram at game start-up

Then its drawOn: method is written as:

@@ -167,7 +165,6 @@

7.3.2 Space ship

acceleration ifNotZero: [ canvas line: c to: 0 @ 35 width: 1 color: Color gray]
-

Example 7.5: Space ship drawing

@@ -176,8 +173,6 @@

7.3.2 Space ship

the space ship drawOn: method with the gas exhaust drawing depends on the acceleration rate?

- -

Exercise 7.4: Gas exhaust drawing

When there is an acceleration from the engine, we draw a small gray line to represent the gas exhaust. @@ -207,8 +202,8 @@

7.3.2 Space ship

location attribute represents an affine transformation, and we get its rotation angle with the #radians message.

- - + + 
Mobile>>heading
    ^ location radians - Float halfPi
@@ -224,7 +219,7 @@ 
7.3.2 Space ship
-

7.3.3 Torpedo

+

7.3.3 Torpedo

Alike a space ship, when a torpedo is just instantiated its nose @@ -233,8 +228,7 @@

7.3.3 Torpedo

ch07-11-TorpedoDiagram -
-

Figure 7.11: Torpedo diagram at game start-up

+

Figure 7.11: Torpedo diagram at game start-up

 CuisLogo @@ -242,8 +236,6 @@

7.3.3 Torpedo

given by Figure 7.11, how will you write its morphExtent method?

- -

Exercise 7.5: Torpedo extent

@@ -252,16 +244,14 @@

7.3.3 Torpedo

How will you write the Torpedo’s drawOn: method?

- -

Exercise 7.6: Torpedo drawing

-

7.3.4 Drawing revisited

+

7.3.4 Drawing revisited

- - + +

As you may have observed, the SpaceShip and Torpedo drawOn: methods share the same logic: drawing a polygon given its vertices. We likely want to push this common logic to their common @@ -293,7 +283,7 @@

7.3.4 Drawing revisited

torpedoes, the vertices array will be duplicated 200 times with the same data!

-

Class instance variable

+

Class instance variable

In that kind of situation, what you want is a class instance variable defined in the class side – in contrast to the instance @@ -330,7 +320,6 @@

Class instance variableMobile class instanceVariableNames: 'vertices'

-

Example 7.6: vertices an instance variable in Mobile class

Then we write an access method in the Mobile class, so SpaceShip and Torpedo instances can access it: @@ -342,10 +331,9 @@

Class instance variable
ch07-12-browserClassSide -
-

Figure 7.12: The class side of the System Browser

+

Figure 7.12: The class side of the System Browser

- +

Next, each subclass is responsible to correctly initialize vertices with its initialize class method:

@@ -359,7 +347,6 @@

Class instance variable -

Example 7.7: Initialize a class

When a class is installed in Cuis-Smalltalk, its initialize class @@ -383,7 +370,6 @@

Class instance variable -

Example 7.8: A class instance variable value is not shared by the subclasses

This is really the behavior we want: SpaceShip and Torpedo instances have a different diagram. However, every @@ -391,7 +377,7 @@

Class instance variablevertices array (i.e. same location in the computer memory).

- +

Each instance asks its class side with the #class message:

@@ -418,8 +404,6 @@

Class instance variable CuisLogo How will you rewrite SpaceShip’s drawOn: to use the vertices in its class side?

- -

Exercise 7.7: Space ship access to its diagram in class side

So far, we still have this redundancy in the drawOn: methods. What we want is Mobile to be responsible to draw the @@ -449,12 +433,10 @@

Class instance variabledrawOn:polygon: method in Mobile? Tip: use the iterator withIndexDo:.

- -

Exercise 7.8: Draw on Mobile

-

Class variable

- - +

Class variable

+ +

A class variable is written capitalized in the argument of classVariableNames: keyword: @@ -467,7 +449,6 @@

Class variable

poolDictionaries: '' category: 'Spacewar!' -

Example 7.9: Vertices a class variable in Mobile

As a class instance variable, it can be directly accessed from the class side and instances are grant access only with messages send to @@ -484,7 +465,7 @@

Class variable

-

7.3.5 Drawing simplified

+

7.3.5 Drawing simplified

Using a class variable in the present game design is a bit overkill. It was an excuse to present the concept of class variables. If the game came with an editor where the user redesigns @@ -502,14 +483,13 @@

7.3.5 Drawing simplified

Torpedo>>vertices ^ `{0@-4 . -2@4 . 2@4}`
-

Example 7.10: Vertices returned by an instance method

Then in the drawing methods, we replace self class vertices by self vertices.

-

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

+

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

In Example 4.23, we have a very naive approach for collision between the central star and the ships, based on distance between morphs. It was very inaccurate. @@ -522,8 +502,7 @@

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

ch07-13-shipDisplayBounds -
-

Figure 7.13: The display bounds of a space ship

+

Figure 7.13: The display bounds of a space ship

When browsing the Rectangle class, you learn the #intersects: message tells us if two rectangles overlap. This is what we need for a more accurate collision detection between the @@ -537,7 +516,6 @@

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

aShip flashWith: Color red. self teleport: aShip]] -

Example 7.11: Collision (rectangle overlapping) between the ships and the Sun

@@ -554,7 +532,6 @@

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

aShip flashWith: Color red. self teleport: aShip]] -

Example 7.12: Collision (pixel precision) between the ships and the Sun

@@ -562,8 +539,6 @@

7.3.6 Collisions revisited

 CuisLogo Rewrite the three collision detection methods between space ships, torpedoes and the central star.

- -

Exercise 7.9: Accurate collision detection

diff --git a/docs/Beginnings.html b/docs/Beginnings.html index 4b13d1a3..6cfd825b 100644 --- a/docs/Beginnings.html +++ b/docs/Beginnings.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

-

1 Beginnings

+

1 Beginnings

The computer is simply an instrument whose music is ideas. diff --git a/docs/Block-syntax.html b/docs/Block-syntax.html index 75d023c6..2727bf59 100644 --- a/docs/Block-syntax.html +++ b/docs/Block-syntax.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,8 +84,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]

-

5.4 Block syntax

- +

5.4 Block syntax

+

Blocks provide a mechanism to defer the evaluation of expressions. A block is essentially an anonymous function. A block is evaluated by @@ -97,7 +99,7 @@

5.4 Block syntax

⇒ 3 - +

Blocks may take parameters, each of which is declared with a leading colon. A vertical bar separates the parameter declaration(s) from the body of the block. To evaluate a block with one parameter, you must @@ -116,7 +118,7 @@

5.4 Block syntax

with a large number of parameters is often a sign of a design problem.)

- +

Blocks may also declare local variables, which are surrounded by vertical bars, just like local variable declarations in a method. Locals are declared after any arguments: @@ -142,7 +144,7 @@

5.4 Block syntax

⇒ 3 - +

Blocks are instances of the class BlockClosure. This means that they are objects, so they can be assigned to variables and passed as arguments just like any other object. @@ -159,7 +161,6 @@

5.4 Block syntax

(1 to: m) select: [:d | m \\ d = 0] "⇒ #(1 3 5 9 15 45)" -

Example 5.2: Compute divisors

The problem with this example is the code duplication in the divisor computation. We can avoid duplication with a dedicated block doing the @@ -171,10 +172,8 @@

5.4 Block syntax

How will you rewrite Example 5.2 to avoid code duplication?

- -

Exercise 5.1: Block to compute divisors

- +

The SpaceWar>>teleport: method contains a nice example using a block to avoid code duplication to generate random abscissa and ordinate coordinates. Each time a new coordinate is needed, the @@ -192,7 +191,6 @@

5.4 Block syntax

velocity: 0 @ 0; morphPosition: randomCoordinate value @ randomCoordinate value -

Example 5.3: teleport: method

diff --git a/docs/Building-your-specialized-Morph.html b/docs/Building-your-specialized-Morph.html index b8c9bcd7..28e43a9c 100644 --- a/docs/Building-your-specialized-Morph.html +++ b/docs/Building-your-specialized-Morph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,8 +85,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

-

6.5 Building your specialized Morph

- +

6.5 Building your specialized Morph

+

Let’s make a simple subclass which changes color when Left-Clicked. Create a new class just as we did with Spacewar! but subclass EllipseMorph with #ColorClickEllipse. @@ -99,7 +101,7 @@

6.5 Building your spe

Save the class definition with Ctrl-s.

- +

Right-Click on the Message Category pane and select new category.... This brings up a number of selections and allows us to create new ones. Select “event handling testing”. @@ -112,7 +114,7 @@

6.5 Building your spe - +

Likewise, add a new catagory “event handing” and add the other method we need.

@@ -129,8 +131,7 @@

6.5 Building your spe

ch06-15-ColorClickEllipse -
-

Figure 6.13: Obtain a ColorClickEllipse

+

Figure 6.13: Obtain a ColorClickEllipse

Now you know how to specialize an individual morph, or make a whole new class of them!

diff --git a/docs/Class-_002d-Model-of-Communicating-Entities.html b/docs/Class-_002d-Model-of-Communicating-Entities.html index 1ae146ef..601c5748 100644 --- a/docs/Class-_002d-Model-of-Communicating-Entities.html +++ b/docs/Class-_002d-Model-of-Communicating-Entities.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

-

3 Class, Model of Communicating Entities

+

3 Class, Model of Communicating Entities

If I give you something that you can play with and extend, even a @@ -101,9 +103,9 @@

3 Class, Mod
-

Cuis-Smalltalk is a pure object oriented programming (OOP) language. All the +

Cuis-Smalltalk is a pure object-oriented programming (OOP) language. All the entities in the language: integers, floats, rational numbers, strings, -collections, blocks of code and so forth – every instance usable as a +collections, blocks of code, and so forth – every instance usable as a noun in Smalltalk – is an object.

diff --git a/docs/Class-_002d_002d-model-of-Communicating-Entities-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Class-_002d_002d-model-of-Communicating-Entities-_0028Solutions_0029.html index aade5071..889b89c0 100644 --- a/docs/Class-_002d_002d-model-of-Communicating-Entities-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Class-_002d_002d-model-of-Communicating-Entities-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,19 +83,19 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

-

Class, model of Communicating Entities

-

Exercise 3.1

+

Class, model of Communicating Entities

+

Exercise 3.1

When the Float is selected, the wide text pane prints: “class definition for Float ° 92 instance methods ° 34 class methods ° 1280 total lines of code”

-

Exercise 3.2

+

Exercise 3.2

0 to: Float twoPi by: 1/10 do: [:i |
    Transcript show: i cos; cr]
-

Exercise 3.3

+

Exercise 3.3

1024 is not a random number. It is 210 then written in base 2 : 10000000000, it is also 1 << 10:

@@ -110,7 +112,7 @@

Exercise 3.4

+

Exercise 3.4

5.2 + 0.9  - 6.1
 ⇒ 8.881784197001252e-16
@@ -122,10 +124,10 @@ 
Exercise 3.5

+
Exercise 3.5

 
The system returns the error ZeroDivide, division by zero.
 

-
Exercise 3.6

+
Exercise 3.6

 

 
(52/10) + (9/10)  - (61/10)
 ⇒ 0
@@ -137,7 +139,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.7

+
Exercise 3.7

 
There are different options, with slightly different results:
 

 
'There are 12 apples' select: [:i |i isLetter].
@@ -156,7 +158,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.8

+
Exercise 3.8

 
In String, search for the method category format, there
 you find the format: method:
 

@@ -166,7 +168,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.9

+
Exercise 3.9

 
The SpaceWar, CentralStar and SpaceShip
 definitions with their added instance variable should look like:
 

@@ -190,7 +192,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.10

+
Exercise 3.10

 

 
SpaceShip>>position
    ^ position
@@ -202,7 +204,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.11

+
Exercise 3.11

 

 
SpaceShip>>position: aPoint
    position := aPoint
@@ -214,7 +216,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.12

+
Exercise 3.12

 

 
SpaceShip>>left
 "Rotate the ship to its left"
@@ -225,7 +227,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.13

+
Exercise 3.13

 

 
SpaceShip>>push
 "Init an acceleration boost"
@@ -237,7 +239,7 @@ 
Exercise 3.14

+
Exercise 3.14

 

 
CentralStar>>initialize
    super initialize.
diff --git a/docs/Code-Management-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Code-Management-_0028Solutions_0029.html
index 80f4346e..ce3e74d9 100644
--- a/docs/Code-Management-_0028Solutions_0029.html
+++ b/docs/Code-Management-_0028Solutions_0029.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
 
 
@@ -80,9 +82,9 @@
 Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

 

 

-
Code Management

+
Code Management

 
-
Exercise 9.3

+
Exercise 9.3

 
    
 
  1.  In the System Browser, create two class categories: in its
   most left pane menu select add item... (a) and key in one
diff --git a/docs/Code-Management.html b/docs/Code-Management.html
index 66aecded..c2b885fc 100644
--- a/docs/Code-Management.html
+++ b/docs/Code-Management.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]
    
 

 

-
9 Code Management

+
9 Code Management

 
 

 
Change is easy, except for the changed part.
diff --git a/docs/Collections-detailed.html b/docs/Collections-detailed.html
index 3adb1816..fe14fe57 100644
--- a/docs/Collections-detailed.html
+++ b/docs/Collections-detailed.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
 
 
@@ -82,20 +84,20 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Collection Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

 

 

-
4.4 Collections detailed

-
+
4.4 Collections detailed

+
 
The Collections- class categories are the most prolific,
 there are 7 of them gathering 46 classes.
 

-
-
The category Collections-Abstract groups classes which are
+
+
The category Collections-Abstract groups classes that are
 said to be abstract. An abstract class cannot be instantiated,
 its behavior is declared but not completely implemented. It is the
 responsibility of its subclasses to implement the missing part of the
 behavior.
 

 
An abstract class is useful to establish a set of polymorphic methods
-which each of its concrete subclasses are expected to specialize.
+which each of its concrete subclasses is expected to specialize.
 This captures and communicates our intent.
 

 
Observe how the important do: method is declared
@@ -124,17 +126,17 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 

 
 
-
Two important groups of collections must be distinguished: collection
-with a fixed size and collection with a variable size.
+
Two important groups of collections must be distinguished: collections
+with a fixed size and collections with a variable size.
 

-
+
 
Collection of fixed size.  Such collections are gathered in
 the category Collections-Arrayed. The most notable one is
 Array, its size – the number of elements it can hold – is
 set when creating the instance. Once instantiated, you can neither add nor
 delete elements to an array.
 

-
+
 
 
 
There are different ways to create Array instance:
@@ -146,17 +148,16 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 array2 := Array with: 2 with: 'Apple' with: 2@3 with: 1/3.
 array3 := Array ofSize: 4 "an empty array with a 4 element capacity"
 

-
 
Example 4.9: Collection with a fixed size

 
Array array1 and array1b are bit
-different. The former one is created and filled with its contents at
+different. The former one is created and filled with its contents during the
 compile time of the code, the consequence is it can only be filled
-with literal elements as integer, float, string. The later one is
-created at execution time of the code, it can be filled with elements
+with literal elements such as integer, float, or string. The latter one is
+created at the execution time of the code, it can be filled with elements
 instantiated at the execution time as Fraction or
 Point instances.
 

-
+
 
You can access elements with an important variety of messages:
 

 

@@ -171,9 +172,8 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 array1 at: 2 put: 'Orange'; yourself ⇒ #(2 'Orange' $@ 4)
 array1 indexOf: 'Orange ⇒ 2
 

-
 
Example 4.10: Collection access to elements

-
Use the System Browser to discover alternative way to access elements
+
Use the System Browser to discover alternative ways to access elements
 of a collection.
 

 

@@ -183,8 +183,6 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 appropriate message to access the first 2 elements of the
 array1 collection?
- -

Exercise 4.12: Access part of a collection

You can’t add or remove an element, though:

@@ -203,10 +201,8 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

Fill every element in array1 with ’kiwi’ all at once?

- -

Exercise 4.13: Fill an array

- +

Collection of variable size. Such collection are gathered in several class categories: Collections-Unordered, Collections-Sequenceable, etc. They represent the most common @@ -216,7 +212,7 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

elements are added one after the other in sequence18. Its size is variable depending on added or removed elements.

- +
@@ -225,7 +221,6 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

coll2 := OrderedCollection with: 2 with: 'Apple' with: 2@1 with: 1/3 coll3 := OrderedCollection ofSize: 4
-

Example 4.11: Collection with a variable size

The access to elements is identical to an Array instance, but dynamic collections allow you to add and remove elements: @@ -237,7 +232,6 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

coll1 remove: 2@1; yourself ⇒ an OrderedCollection(2 'Apple' 1/3) -

Example 4.12: Adding, removing element from a dynamic array

@@ -246,13 +240,11 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

How to add ’Orange’ after ’Apple’ in coll1?

- -

Exercise 4.14: Add an element after

- +

Set. Set is an unordered collection without duplicated -elements. The order of the element is not guaranteed, though. Observe +elements. The order of the elements is not guaranteed, though. Observe how pi is the first element of the set:

@@ -261,9 +253,8 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

set add: 1; add: Float pi; yourself ⇒ a Set(3.141592653589793 1)
-

Example 4.13: Set collection

-

Non duplicate are guaranteed at least, even with number of different +

Nonduplicates are guaranteed at least, even with a number of different types. Observe how 1, 3/3 and 1.0 are considered equal and not duplicated in the set:

@@ -273,12 +264,11 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

set add: 1; add: Float pi; add: 3/3; add: 1/3; add: 1.0; yourself ⇒ a Set(1/3 3.141592653589793 1) -

Example 4.14: Set, without duplicates

- +

A very handy way to create a Set instance, or any other -collection, is to create a dynamic array and convert it with the +collection is to create a dynamic array and convert it with the #asSet message:

@@ -286,7 +276,6 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

{1 . Float pi . 3/3 . 1/3 . 1.0} asSet
 ⇒ a Set(3.141592653589793 1/3 1)
-

Example 4.15: Convert dynamic array

Observe the alternate conversion messages:

@@ -314,13 +303,11 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

How will you collect the letters in the sentences ’buenos días’ and ’bonjour’?

- -

Exercise 4.15: Letters

- +

Dictionary. A dictionary is a list of associations between a -key and an object. Of course a key is an object, but it must respond +key and an object. Of course, a key is an object, but it must respond to equality tests. Most of the time, symbols are used as keys.

To compile a list of colors: @@ -334,7 +321,6 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

add: #blue -> Color blue; add: #green -> Color green -

Example 4.16: Dictionary of colors

There are shorter descriptions:

@@ -355,7 +341,7 @@

4.4 Collections detailed

-

There are different way to access a dictionary contents: +

There are different ways to access a dictionary’s contents: 

colors keys.
@@ -372,7 +358,7 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 ⇒ (Color r: 1.000 g: 1.000 b: 0.078) (Color r: 0.898 g: 0.000 b: 0.000)...
-

Sometimes, you really need to iterated the whole key-value association: +

Sometimes, you really need to iterate the whole key-value association: 

colors associationsDo: [:assoc | 
@@ -389,8 +375,6 @@ 
4.4 Collections detailed

 dictionary to replace its values with a nicely capitalized string
 representing the name of the color?
 

-
-
 
Exercise 4.16: Color by name

There are many more collections to explore. You now know enough to explore and to search by yourself with the System Browser, and to @@ -404,8 +388,8 @@

Footnotes

(18)

Of course you can -insert an element between two elements. However LinkList -instance are more efficient for this use case.

+insert an element between two elements. However, a LinkList +instance is more efficient for this use case.

diff --git a/docs/Communicating-entities.html b/docs/Communicating-entities.html index efb06c2d..68280c6f 100644 --- a/docs/Communicating-entities.html +++ b/docs/Communicating-entities.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,10 +83,10 @@ Next: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

-

2.1 Communicating entities

+

2.1 Communicating entities

- - + +

When a given entity receives a message from another entity, it @@ -108,13 +110,12 @@

2.1 Communicating entities

- + 
ProtoObject allSubclasses sum: [ :class | class allInstances size] 
 ⇒ 152058
-

Example 2.1: Calculating the number of entities

The count of classes, the models for the entities – instances of the class Class – is less than 700.

@@ -123,7 +124,6 @@

2.1 Communicating entities

Smalltalk allClasses size ⇒ 671 -

Example 2.2: Calculating the number of classes

 note @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@

2.1 Communicating entities

-

To be honest, in our previous chapter we skipped this important detail +

To be honest, in our previous chapter, we skipped this important detail on Smalltalk design. We wrote about message sending without explaining much, we wanted you to discover this design informally. The scripts you diff --git a/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging-_0028Solutions_0029.html index 50ab8372..f527918e 100644 --- a/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,8 +83,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

-

Control Flow Messaging

-

Exercise 5.1

+

Control Flow Messaging

+

Exercise 5.1

| divisors |
 divisors := [:x | (1 to: x) select: [:d | x \\ d = 0] ].
@@ -92,17 +94,17 @@ 
Exercise 5.2

+
Exercise 5.2

 
Check the implementations in Boolean, True and
 False.
 

-
Exercise 5.3

+
Exercise 5.3

 
Once the method is edited and saved, in the Method pane select
 its name teleport: then do ...right click
 → more... → change category... →
 events...
 

-
Exercise 5.4

+
Exercise 5.4

 
In the Method pane, select one uncategorized control method,
 then do ...right click → more...
 → change category → new... key-in
@@ -111,7 +113,7 @@ 
control at the last step as this category now exists.
 

-
Exercise 5.5

+
Exercise 5.5

 
We do not need an iterator to detect a collision between two
 ships. However we use an iterator to take action on each ship when a
 collision is detected.
@@ -130,7 +132,7 @@ 
Exercise 5.6

+
Exercise 5.6

 
You just need to pick the appropriate code snippets from the
 referenced exercise and examples.
 

diff --git a/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging.html b/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging.html
index d4a5f7b7..d2184faf 100644
--- a/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging.html
+++ b/docs/Control-Flow-Messaging.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

 

 

-
5 Control Flow Messaging

+
5 Control Flow Messaging

 
 

 
Fools ignore complexity. Pragmatists suffer it. Some can avoid
diff --git a/docs/Control-flow-with-block-and-message.html b/docs/Control-flow-with-block-and-message.html
index 6829b6a4..756e0415 100644
--- a/docs/Control-flow-with-block-and-message.html
+++ b/docs/Control-flow-with-block-and-message.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]
-

5.5 Control flow with block and message

+

5.5 Control flow with block and message

Deciding to send this message instead of that @@ -93,8 +95,8 @@

5.5 Control flow Decision logic is expressed by sending messages to booleans, numbers and collections with blocks as arguments.

-

Test

- +

Test

+ @@ -134,7 +136,6 @@

Test

False>>ifTrue: trueAlternativeBlock ifFalse: falseAlternativeBlock ^ falseAlternativeBlock value -

Example 5.4: Implementations of ifTrue:ifFalse:

In fact, this is the essence of OOP: when a message is sent to an object, the object itself determines which method will be used to @@ -150,7 +151,6 @@

Test

"Negation----answer false since the receiver is true." ^ false -

Example 5.5: Implementing negation

Booleans offer several useful convenience methods, such as ifTrue:, ifFalse:, ifFalse:ifTrue:. You also @@ -176,8 +176,6 @@

Test

 CuisLogo Try to imagine how and: and or: are implemented.

- -

Exercise 5.2: Implementing and: and or:

In the Example 5.1 at the beginning of this chapter, there are 4 control flow #ifTrue: messages. Each argument is a block of @@ -207,12 +205,11 @@

Test

velocity := velocity / 2. self morphPosition: self morphPosition negated] -

Example 5.6: Ship lost in space

-

Loop

- - +

Loop

+ +

Loops are typically expressed by sending messages to blocks, integers or collections. Since the exit condition for a loop may be repeatedly diff --git a/docs/Cuis-system-classes.html b/docs/Cuis-system-classes.html index 70a34eec..3ec656cc 100644 --- a/docs/Cuis-system-classes.html +++ b/docs/Cuis-system-classes.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,9 +83,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

-

3.3 Cuis system classes

+

3.3 Cuis system classes

As we noted above, Cuis-Smalltalk is a pure object-oriented environment. This -means that every single entitiy you are dealing with is represented +means that every single entity you are dealing with is represented as an instance of a class written in Cuis-Smalltalk itself. As a direct consequence, Cuis-Smalltalk is mostly written in itself. This means the entire system is open to you to learn and play with. @@ -104,7 +106,7 @@

3.3 Cuis system classes

- +

We want to record these image preferences in a @@ -189,9 +191,8 @@

9.5.1 Automate your image

ch10-ImageSetUp -
-

Figure 9.13: Environment of an image started with the set up script

- +

Figure 9.13: Environment of an image started with the set up script

+

Let’s start by removing the open windows:

diff --git a/docs/Debug-and-Exception-Handling.html b/docs/Debug-and-Exception-Handling.html index 156a3306..a5dcdb7b 100644 --- a/docs/Debug-and-Exception-Handling.html +++ b/docs/Debug-and-Exception-Handling.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

-

10 Debug and Exception Handling

+

10 Debug and Exception Handling

Reactive Principle: Every component accessible to the user diff --git a/docs/Documents-Copyright.html b/docs/Documents-Copyright.html index 417988ec..e483f47c 100644 --- a/docs/Documents-Copyright.html +++ b/docs/Documents-Copyright.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

- +

Part of the syntax chapter from the Squeak by Example book was borrowed and edited in the present book. @@ -88,17 +90,17 @@

Figure 1.4

+

Figure 1.4

Spacewar running on PDP-1, Joi Ito, 12 May 2007, resized,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/35034362831@N01/494431001
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en

-

Adele Goldberg quote

+

Adele Goldberg quote

Oral History of Adele Goldberg, Computer History Museum, 10 May 2010

-

Cuis-Smalltalk mascot

+

Cuis-Smalltalk mascot

CuisLogo

The southern mountain cavy (Microcavia australis) is a species of diff --git a/docs/E_002dexeRectMorph.html b/docs/E_002dexeRectMorph.html index 11111710..b19156b8 100644 --- a/docs/E_002dexeRectMorph.html +++ b/docs/E_002dexeRectMorph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. -Compilation : January 31, 2024 +Compilation : June 1, 2024 Documentation source: https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/TheCuisBook diff --git a/docs/E_002dimg1.html b/docs/E_002dimg1.html index d2360bb5..1ac94001 100644 --- a/docs/E_002dimg1.html +++ b/docs/E_002dimg1.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. -Compilation : January 31, 2024 +Compilation : June 1, 2024 Documentation source: https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/TheCuisBook diff --git a/docs/Ellipse-Morph.html b/docs/Ellipse-Morph.html index 7d134908..0f2aab6d 100644 --- a/docs/Ellipse-Morph.html +++ b/docs/Ellipse-Morph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,8 +84,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

-

6.2 Ellipse Morph

- +

6.2 Ellipse Morph

+

Let’s start with one of the basic morphs, an EllipseMorph. You could write EllipseMorph new openInWorld and Do-it, but we are doing visual things for now, so let’s @@ -95,8 +97,7 @@

6.2 Ellipse Morph

ch06-01-EllipseMorphFromMenu -
-

Figure 6.1: Select EllipseMorph from a +

Figure 6.1: Select EllipseMorph from a menu

The basic challenge of user interface design is to communicate visibility and control. @@ -106,7 +107,7 @@

6.2 Ellipse Morph

useful strategy is to reveal capabilities in context as they are needed.

- +

In the case of Cuis-Smalltalk, you have to know some basics because helpful tools are there but stay out of the way. At any time you can Right-Click on the desktop to get the World Menu. You can also @@ -121,8 +122,7 @@

6.2 Ellipse Morph

ch06-03-DragToEnlarge -
-

Figure 6.2: Drag construction handle to change size

+

Figure 6.2: Drag construction handle to change size

Now that you know this, move the yellow lower right handle with tool tip Change size via Click-Drag. Just hold down the left mouse button while the cursor is over the handle, move the cursor @@ -130,8 +130,7 @@

6.2 Ellipse Morph

ch06-04-Enlarged -
-

Figure 6.3: A larger ellipse

+

Figure 6.3: A larger ellipse

diff --git a/docs/Events-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Events-_0028Solutions_0029.html index 61dd054a..848b4139 100644 --- a/docs/Events-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Events-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,9 +83,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

-

Events

+

Events

-

Exercise 8.1

+

Exercise 8.1

The method handlesMouseOver:, implemented in the SpaceWar morph class, returns true so the game play is informed of mouse over events in dedicated methods. @@ -92,7 +94,7 @@

Exercise 8.2

+

Exercise 8.2

You need to browse the Morph>>handlesMouseOver: method and read the comment. It writes about a #mouseEnter: message; we implement the matching method in SpaceWar class with the @@ -103,7 +105,7 @@

Exercise 8.3

+

Exercise 8.3

The message #mouseLeave: is sent to our SpaceWar instance each time the mouse cursor move out (leaves) of the game play. Therefore we add the homonym method to the SpaceWar @@ -114,7 +116,7 @@

Exercise 8.4

+

Exercise 8.4

The #handlesKeyboard message is sent to a morph to know if it wants to receive keyboard event. The morph responds true to this message to state its interest on keyboard event. We implement the @@ -124,7 +126,7 @@

Exercise 8.5

+

Exercise 8.5

We designate the characters as $w $a $s $d. We append the code below to the method SpaceWar>>keyStroke:

@@ -135,6 +137,11 @@

+

+Next: Code Management, Previous: The Fundamentals of Morph, Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

+

diff --git a/docs/Events.html b/docs/Events.html index 9e343a39..11641fd2 100644 --- a/docs/Events.html +++ b/docs/Events.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

-

8 Events

+

8 Events

When I used to read fairy tales, I fancied that kind of thing never @@ -94,7 +96,7 @@

8 Events


-

What just happened?

+

What just happened?

We talked above about control flow, how one makes decisions about what to do in making calculations. We talked about this like the entire diff --git a/docs/Explore-OOP-from-the-Browser.html b/docs/Explore-OOP-from-the-Browser.html index 2285cb20..0e5b9b69 100644 --- a/docs/Explore-OOP-from-the-Browser.html +++ b/docs/Explore-OOP-from-the-Browser.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,10 +84,10 @@

-Next: , Previous: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

+Next: , Previous: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

-

3.2 Explore OOP from the Browser

+

3.2 Explore OOP from the Browser

In Figure 2.1 of the Browser, below the classes pane, there are three buttons:

@@ -103,7 +105,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the -

Below these three buttons, observe the wide text pane, it provides +

Below these three buttons, observe the wide text pane, which provides contextual information on the selected item.

Again, Class methods apply to the Class itself. Instance Methods apply for @@ -114,7 +116,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the Messages like #squared and #abs are sent to any Fraction instance, of which there are many.

-

Up to now we have attempted to be very careful with definitions, but +

Up to now, we have attempted to be very careful with definitions, but you know that when we say “a fraction” we mean “an instance of the class Fraction”. From here our language will be more casual. @@ -126,14 +128,12 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the Float class is selected, what is the information provided by the text pane?

- -

Exercise 3.1: Float class information

We have spent much time here because it is important to avoid confusion between instance methods and class methods. Let’s consider the Float class as an example.

- +

Class Methods. In Figure 3.1 the methods listed are class side, in the browser the class button is pressed to see this @@ -141,8 +141,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the

ch03-floatClassSide -
-

Figure 3.1: Class methods in Float

+

Figure 3.1: Class methods in Float

From a Workspace, these methods are called with the message name sent directly to the class:

@@ -156,7 +155,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the - +

 note @@ -198,7 +197,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the ⇒ #(2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19) - +

Instance methods. In Figure 3.2, the methods listed are instance side, in the browser the instance button @@ -206,8 +205,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the

ch03-floatInstanceSide -
-

Figure 3.2: Instance methods in Float

+

Figure 3.2: Instance methods in Float

In a Workspace, these methods are called with the message name sent directly to an instance:

@@ -229,7 +227,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the ⇒ MessageNotUnderstood: OrderedCollection class>>add: -

Of course you can mix both class and instance methods, as long as you +

Of course, you can mix both class and instance methods, as long as you send the message to the appropriate class or instance:

@@ -252,7 +250,6 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the 
self rotation: (velocity y arcTan: velocity x) + Float halfPi
-

Example 3.2: Aligning a torpedo with its velocity direction

With this brief introduction to the system browser, you are now equipped to explore the system classes. @@ -261,7 +258,7 @@

3.2 Explore OOP from the

-Next: Cuis system classes, Previous: Understanding Object Oriented Programming, Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

+Next: Cuis system classes, Previous: Understanding Object-Oriented Programming, Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

diff --git a/docs/FloatPrecision.html b/docs/FloatPrecision.html index 243c092d..93a96b41 100644 --- a/docs/FloatPrecision.html +++ b/docs/FloatPrecision.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. -Compilation : January 31, 2024 +Compilation : June 1, 2024 Documentation source: https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/TheCuisBook diff --git a/docs/FractionPrecision.html b/docs/FractionPrecision.html index 717d0c13..008316db 100644 --- a/docs/FractionPrecision.html +++ b/docs/FractionPrecision.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. -Compilation : January 31, 2024 +Compilation : June 1, 2024 Documentation source: https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/TheCuisBook diff --git a/docs/Fun-with-collections.html b/docs/Fun-with-collections.html index 07732824..133eba77 100644 --- a/docs/Fun-with-collections.html +++ b/docs/Fun-with-collections.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,14 +85,14 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Collection Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

-

4.3 Fun with collections

+

4.3 Fun with collections

A Collection is a grouping of objects. Arrays and Lists are collections. We already know a String is a collection; precisely a collection of characters. Many kinds of Collection have similar behaviors.

-

An Array is a fixed size collection, and unlike a string it can +

An Array is a fixed-size collection, and unlike a string, it can contain any kind of literal enclosed in #( ): 

"array of numbers"
@@ -99,7 +101,7 @@ 
4.3 Fun with collections

 #(1 'friend' $& 'al')
-

An Array is constructed directly using well formed literal elements. +

An Array is constructed directly using well-formed literal elements. We will get to the meaning of this last statement when we discuss details of the Smalltalk language.

@@ -110,7 +112,7 @@

4.3 Fun with collections

⇒ #(1 2 #/ 3) - +

Indeed, the $/ is interpreted as a literal symbol and we get basic components of “2 / 3” but this text is not interpreted as a fraction. To get a fraction @@ -123,8 +125,8 @@

4.3 Fun with collections

⇒ #(1 2/3 7.5) - - + +

With an array filled with numbers you can request information and arithmetic operations:

@@ -133,7 +135,7 @@

4.3 Fun with collections

#(1 2 3 4) / 10 ⇒ #(1/10 1/5 3/10 2/5)
- +

Mathematical operations work as well: 

#(1 2 3 4) squared ⇒ #(1 4 9 16)
@@ -142,8 +144,8 @@ 
4.3 Fun with collections

 0.7071067811865475 0.49999999999999994)
- -

Basic statistical methods can be used directly on array of numbers: + +

Basic statistical methods can be used directly on arrays of numbers: 

#(7.5 3.5 8.9) mean ⇒ 6.633333333333333 
@@ -174,12 +176,10 @@ 
4.3 Fun with collections

 Create an
 array of integer numbers ranging from -80 to 50.
- -

Exercise 4.2: Negative integer numbers

- - - + + +

The size of an array is fixed, it can not grow. An OrderedCollection is a dynamic, ordered collection. It grows when adding element with the #add: message: @@ -194,11 +194,10 @@

4.3 Fun with collections

fibo ⇒ an OrderedCollection(1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21) -

Example 4.1: Dynamic size collection

- - - + + +

Index access to the elements of a collection is done with a variety of messages. The index naturally ranges from 1 to the collection size:

@@ -210,11 +209,11 @@

4.3 Fun with collections

-

Playing with enumerators

+

Playing with enumerators

A collection comes with a set of helpful methods named enumerators. Enumerators operate on each element of a collection.

- +

Set operations between two collections are computed with the #union:, #intersection: and #difference: messages.

@@ -226,7 +225,6 @@

Playing with enumerators

-

Example 4.2: Set operations

@@ -234,8 +232,6 @@

Playing with enumeratorsConstruct the array of the numbers 1,...,24,76,...,100.

- -

Exercise 4.3: Hole in a set

Set operations work with any kind of object. Comparing objects deserves its own section. @@ -245,8 +241,8 @@

Playing with enumerators - - + +

To select the prime numbers from 1 to 100, we use the #select: enumerator. This message is sent to a collection, then it will select @@ -258,7 +254,6 @@

Playing with enumerators -

Example 4.3: Select prime numbers between 1 and 100

This example introduces the message #select: and a block of code, a primordial constituent element of the Cuis-Smalltalk model. A block of code, @@ -272,11 +267,11 @@

Playing with enumerators
  • the message #select: is sent to the interval with the block of code as the argument - +
  • in the select: method, for each integer of the interval, the block of code is invoked with its parameter n set to the integer value. A block parameter - starts with a colon, “:”, and is an ordinary identifer 17. Then, each time n + starts with a colon, “:”, and is an ordinary identifier 17. Then, each time n isPrime evaluates to true, the n value is added to a new collection answered when the select: method finished testing each element of the collection. @@ -294,7 +289,7 @@

    Playing with enumeratorsEnumerators implement tremendously powerful ways to process collections without -the need of index. By this we mean that they are simple to get right. +needing an index. By this, we mean that they are simple to get right. We like simple!

    To get an idea of how useful enumerators are, take a browse at the @@ -306,8 +301,6 @@

    Playing with enumeratorsSelect the odd numbers between -20 and 45.

    • - -

    Exercise 4.4: Odd integers

    You want to know the number of prime numbers under 100. Just send the message #size to the answered collection at Example 4.3. The @@ -319,11 +312,10 @@

    Playing with enumerators( (1 to: 100) select: [:n | n isPrime] ) size ⇒ 25 -

    Example 4.4: Quantity of prime numbers between 1 and 100

    For more clarity, we use a variable named primeNumbers to -remember about the prime numbers list we build: +store the prime numbers list we built: 

    | primeNumbers |
 primeNumbers := (1 to: 100) select: [:n | n isPrime].
@@ -336,9 +328,7 @@ 
    Playing with enumeratorsModify Example 4.4 to calculate the number
 of prime numbers between 101 and 200.
 
    
-
-
-
    Exercise 4.5: Number of prime number between 101 and
+
    Exercise 4.5: Number of prime numbers between 101 and
 200
    
 
    
 
    
@@ -346,8 +336,6 @@ 
    Playing with enumeratorsBuild the list of the
 multiples of 7 below 100.
 
    
-
-
 
    Exercise 4.6: Multiples of 7
    
 
    
 
    
@@ -355,13 +343,11 @@ 
    Playing with enumeratorsBuild a
 collection of the odd integers in [1 ; 100] which are not prime.
 
    
-
-
 
    Exercise 4.7: Odd and non prime integers
    
-
+
 
    A sister enumerator to #select: is #collect:. It returns a
 new collection of the same size, with each element transformed by a
-block of code. When searching perfect cubic roots, it is useful to
+block of code. When searching for perfect cubic roots, it is useful to
 know about some cubes:
 
    
 
    
@@ -369,7 +355,6 @@ 
    Playing with enumerators(1 to: 10) collect: [:n | n cubed]
 ⇒ #(1 8 27 64 125 216 343 512 729 1000)
    -

    Example 4.5: Collect cubes

    The collected elements can be of a different type. Below, a string is enumerated and integers are collected: @@ -379,14 +364,13 @@

    Playing with enumerators -

    We can shift the ascii value, convert back to character then collect -in a new string. It is a simple cipher: +

    We can shift the ASCII value, convert it back to a character, then collect +it in a new string. It is a simple cipher: 

    'Bonjour' collect: [:c | (c asciiValue + 1) asCharacter ]
 ⇒ 'Cpokpvs'
    -

    Example 4.6: Simple cipher

    @@ -394,11 +378,9 @@

    Playing with enumeratorsWrite the script to decode cipher ’Zpv!bsf!b!cptt’, it was encoded with Example 4.6.

    - -

    Exercise 4.8: Cipher decode

    -

    The Caesar’s cipher is based on shifting letter to the right in the +

    Caesar’s cipher is based on shifting letters to the right in the alphabet order. The method is named after Julius Caesar, who used it in his private correspondence with a shift of 3.

    @@ -406,12 +388,10 @@

    Playing with enumerators

     CuisLogo Write a script -to collect the alphabet upper letters representing the Caesar’s +to collect the alphabet’s uppercase letters representing the Caesar’s cipher. The expected answers is #($D $E $F $G $H $I $J $K $L $M $N $O $P $Q $R $S $T $U $V $W $X $Y $Z $A $B $C).

    - -

    Exercise 4.9: Alphabet Caesar’s cipher

    Once you get the alphabet cipher right, you can encode your first message: @@ -421,8 +401,6 @@

    Playing with enumeratorsEncode the phrase ’SMALLTALKEXPRESSION’.

    - -

    Exercise 4.10: Encode with Caesar’s cipher

    And decode message:

    @@ -431,15 +409,13 @@

    Playing with enumerators CuisLogo Decode this famous quotation attributed to Julius Caesar ’DOHDMDFWDHVW’.

    - -

    Exercise 4.11: Decode with Caesar’s cipher

    -

    Fun with loops

    +

    Fun with loops

    Collection can be iterated with traditional loops: there is a whole family of repeat, while and for loops.

    - - + +

    A simple for loop between two integer values is written with the keyword message #to:do:, the last argument is a block of code executed for each index: @@ -451,25 +427,24 @@

    Fun with loops

    sequence ⇒ an OrderedCollection(1 1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/6 1/7 1/8 1/9 1/10) -

    Example 4.7: A for loop

    - +

    A collect writes more concisely, though: 

    (1 to: 10) collect: [:k | 1 / k]
    - - + +

    To step with a different value than 1, a third numeric argument is inserted: 

    1 to: 10 by: 0.5 do: [:k | sequence add: 1 / k]
    - + -

    A repeated loop without index or any collection is written with the +

    A repeated loop without an index or any collection is written with the #timesRepeat: message send to an integer:

    @@ -480,10 +455,9 @@

    Fun with loops

    fibo ⇒ an OrderedCollection(1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144)
    -

    Example 4.8: A repeat loop

    - -

    The quotient of consecutive Fibonacci terms converge toward the golden + +

    The quotient of consecutive Fibonacci terms converges toward the golden value: 

    fibo pairsDo: [:i :j |
@@ -504,7 +478,7 @@ 
    Footnotes
    
 
 
    (17)
    
 
    An
- identifier is just a word that starts in a lower case letter
+ identifier is just a word that starts in a lowercase letter
  and consists of upper and lower case letters and decimal digits.  All
  variable names are identifiers
    diff --git a/docs/Fun-with-variables.html b/docs/Fun-with-variables.html index 68b1f9f9..c624374b 100644 --- a/docs/Fun-with-variables.html +++ b/docs/Fun-with-variables.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,12 +84,12 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Collection Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

    -

    4.2 Fun with variables

    - - - +

    4.2 Fun with variables

    + + + -

    How a variable can be fun? With Cuis-Smalltalk, a variable is the name of a +

    How can a variable be fun? With Cuis-Smalltalk, a variable is the name of a box that holds a value – an object, that’s it!

    A variable can hold a value of any class. The value is strongly typed @@ -113,13 +115,13 @@

    4.2 Fun with variables

    instance, after some calculation it ends as a SmallInteger instance.

    -

    In fact to be honest, there is no such things as type, it is only +

    In fact, there is no such thing as type, it is only referenced objects which can mutate over time into other kind of object: a metal body structure to which you add two wheels may become a bicycle, or a car if you add four wheels.

    Therefore, to declare a method variable we just name it at the -beginning of the script and surround it by pipe characters “|”. +beginning of the script and surround it with pipe characters “|”.

    A variable always holds a value. Until we place a different value into a variable, the variable holds the nil value, an @@ -127,7 +129,7 @@

    4.2 Fun with variables

    bound to a variable we mean that the named box now holds that value.

    -

    So far we sent messages directly to objects, but we can send message to a +

    So far we sent messages directly to objects, but we can send messages to a variable bound to an object too.

    Any object responds to the message #printString. @@ -148,7 +150,7 @@

    4.2 Fun with variables

    a message to a variable bound to an object, the system does not check ahead of time that the object -understands the message. Nevertheless there is a procedure to catch +understands the message. Nevertheless, there is a procedure to catch this kind of situation when the message is actually sent.

    diff --git a/docs/Going-Vector.html b/docs/Going-Vector.html index 5fe8e19e..7e608922 100644 --- a/docs/Going-Vector.html +++ b/docs/Going-Vector.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Up: The Fundamentals of Morph   [Contents][Index]

    -

    7.1 Going Vector

    +

    7.1 Going Vector

    For Cuis-Smalltalk, we built Morphic 3, the third design iteration of these ideas, after Self’s Morphic 1 and Squeak’s Morphic 2. If you already @@ -98,7 +100,7 @@

    7.1 Going Vector

    complexity that was required, especially with regards to geometry.

    -

    7.1.1 A first example

    +

    7.1.1 A first example

    Let’s start with some examples. What we want is to build our own graphic objects, or Morphs. A Morph class is part of the Morph @@ -120,8 +122,8 @@

    7.1.1 A first example

    In method category drawing add:

    - - + + 
    LineExampleMorph>>drawOn: aCanvas
    aCanvas strokeWidth: 20 color: Color green do: [
@@ -141,8 +143,7 @@ 
    7.1.1 A first example
    
 
    
 
    
 
    ch07-01-LineDetails
-
    
-
    Figure 7.1: Details of our line morph
    
+

    Figure 7.1: Details of our line morph

    The code is self evident, the drawOn: method takes a VectorCanvas instance as an argument. VectorCanvas provides many drawing operations for morphs to use. You can play with @@ -160,14 +161,12 @@

    7.1.1 A first example

    line morph so it draws itself as a cross with an extent of 200 pixels?

    - -

    Exercise 7.1: Cross morph

    -

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    - +

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    +

    You might have already tried to click and drag on your Line, like you can do with regular windows and most other Morphs. If not, try now. But nothing happens! The reason is that our Morph is fixed in a @@ -181,7 +180,7 @@

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    and still be able to move it around. The solution is to make it subclass of PlacedMorph, instead of Morph.

    - +

    To do this, first evaluate the code below to get rid of all LineExampleMorph instances:

    @@ -189,7 +188,6 @@

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    LineExampleMorph allInstancesDo: [ :m | m delete]
    -

    Example 7.1: Delete all instances of a given morph

    Then, in the System Browser class declaration for LineExampleMorph, type PlacedMorph instead of Morph and save. Now execute @@ -199,7 +197,7 @@

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    LineExampleMorph new openInWorld
    - +

    You will get a line you can grab with the mouse and move it around. PlacedMorph adds a new instance variable called location. If a morph has a location, it can be @@ -215,7 +213,7 @@

    7.1.2 Morph you can move

    -

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    +

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    Let’s build another morph, to have more fun.

    @@ -237,8 +235,8 @@

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    In the drawing method category add:

    - - + + 
    TriangleExampleMorph>>drawOn: aCanvas
    aCanvas strokeWidth: 10 color: borderColor fillColor: fillColor do: [
@@ -263,8 +261,7 @@ 
    7.1.3 Filled morph
    
 
    
 
    
 
    ch07-02-Triangles
-
    
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    Figure 7.2: A variety of triangle morphs, one decorated with its halo and coordinates system
    
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    Figure 7.2: A variety of triangle morphs, one decorated with its halo and coordinates system

    @@ -274,8 +271,6 @@

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    be filled with a random translucent color and surrounded by a thin blue line.

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    Exercise 7.2: Rectangle morph

    As we learnt previously, Morphic gives you additional ways to interact with your morphs. With a three button mouse or a wheel mouse, place @@ -307,7 +302,7 @@

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    and scale are floating point numbers, and thus not limited to integers.

    - +

    To change the center of rotation of a Morph, you override the method rotationCenter accordingly:

    @@ -321,12 +316,12 @@

    7.1.3 Filled morph

    -

    7.1.4 Animated morph

    - +

    7.1.4 Animated morph

    +

    Let’s add two methods to our TriangleExampleMorph to make our triangle alive:

    - +

    In the method category stepping define: 

    TriangleExampleMorph>>wantsSteps
@@ -352,7 +347,7 @@ 
    7.1.4 Animated morph
    
 
 
    ...and:
 
    
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    TriangleExampleMorph>>step
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    7.1.4 Animated morph
    
 
    
 
    Now try this:
 
    
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    TriangleExampleMorph>>step
@@ -418,13 +413,12 @@ 
    7.1.4 Animated morph
    
 
 
    
 
    ch07-03-AnimatedMorph
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    Figure 7.3: Animated morph
    
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    Figure 7.3: Animated morph
    -

    7.1.5 Morph in morph

    - +

    7.1.5 Morph in morph

    +

    Now, let’s try something different. Grab one of your LineExampleMorph. With the halo, zoom it until it is about the @@ -450,7 +444,7 @@

    7.1.5 Morph in morph

    again. Now add the following method to category geometry testing of the class LineExampleMorph:

    - + 
    LineExampleMorph>>clipsSubmorphs
@@ -463,8 +457,7 @@ 
    7.1.5 Morph in morph
    
 
    
 
    
 
    ch07-04-AnimatedAndClippedSubmorph
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-
    Figure 7.4: An animated and clipped submorph
+
    Figure 7.4: An animated and clipped submorph
 triangle
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    -

    11.1 Golden Rules of the Smalltalk Guild

    +

    11.1 Golden Rules of the Smalltalk Guild

    Basic questions, that appear to be the golden rules of the Smalltalk intergalactic guild29: diff --git a/docs/Halt_0021.html b/docs/Halt_0021.html index e52583f2..1d138346 100644 --- a/docs/Halt_0021.html +++ b/docs/Halt_0021.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,9 +85,9 @@ Previous: , Up: Debug and Exception Handling   [Contents][Index]

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    10.3 Halt!

    +

    10.3 Halt!

    - +

    A breakpoint is a place in code where one wishes to pause code @@ -107,7 +109,6 @@

    10.3 Halt!

    childrenDo: [ :f | fileNames add: f name. fileNames halt ]. fileNames asArray. -

    Example 10.4: Halt: Set a Breakpoint

     note @@ -120,14 +121,12 @@

    10.3 Halt!

    ch10-06-Halt -
    -

    Figure 10.6: Halt

    +

    Figure 10.6: Halt

    Press Over twice to step over the breakpoint.

    ch10-07-Over -
    -

    Figure 10.7: Step Over Breakpoint

    +

    Figure 10.7: Step Over Breakpoint

    Well, this looks familiar. I know what to do here.

    Note that the halt is inside a loop. While in the loop, each diff --git a/docs/Historical-Context.html b/docs/Historical-Context.html index ac81f927..b9b9ac42 100644 --- a/docs/Historical-Context.html +++ b/docs/Historical-Context.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -79,7 +81,7 @@ Next: , Up: Beginnings   [Contents][Index]

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    1.1 Historical Context

    +

    1.1 Historical Context

    One major idea in software is that programming is merely giving a computer a set of instructions to solve some problem. In this point diff --git a/docs/Indexes.html b/docs/Indexes.html index f9ec9242..dad5d278 100644 --- a/docs/Indexes.html +++ b/docs/Indexes.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -85,7 +89,7 @@ Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

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    Appendix H Conceptual index

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    Index Entry  Section
    .
    .pck.st: Source Code File
    .st: Source Code File
    A
    Array: Fun with collections
    array, dynamic: Fun with collections
    array, operation: Fun with collections
    array, size: Fun with collections
    array, statistic: Fun with collections
    Array: Collections detailed
    array, static: Summary of Syntax
    array, dynamic: Summary of Syntax
    B
    backtick: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    bits shifting: Kernel-Numbers
    block: Fun with collections
    block, parameter: Fun with collections
    block: Block syntax
    block, parameter: Block syntax
    block, local variable: Block syntax
    block, assigned to a variable: Block syntax
    block, ensure:: Inspecting the Unexpected
    block: Summary of Syntax
    boolean: Control flow with block and message
    browser: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    browser, class category: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    browser, invoke from Workspace: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    browser, class category (new): Spacewar! models
    browser, hierarchy: String -- a particular collection
    browser, protocol: String -- a particular collection
    C
    Caesar cipher: Fun with collections
    cascade of messages: Message send definitions
    cascade of messages: Summary of Syntax
    change log: The Change Log
    change set: The Change Set
    character, ascii: Message to string entities
    character, Unicode: Message to string entities
    character: Kernel-Text
    character: Summary of Syntax
    class: Communicating entities
    class, category: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    class, declaration: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    class, comment: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    class, category: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    class, category (new): Spacewar! models
    class, create (new): Spacewar! models
    class: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    class, inheritance: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    class, method: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    class, inheritance: String -- a particular collection
    class, protocol: String -- a particular collection
    class, category: String -- a particular collection
    class, abstract: Collections detailed
    class, instance variable: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    class, initialize: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    class, class: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    class, variable: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    class, category: The Package
    collection, inject:into:: Communicating entities
    collection, shuffled: Message to string entities
    collection, squared: Fun with collections
    collection, dynamic: Fun with collections
    collection, OrderedCollection: Fun with collections
    collection, add:: Fun with collections
    collection, at:: Fun with collections
    collection, last: Fun with collections
    collection, indexOf:: Fun with collections
    collection, set operations (union, intersection, difference): Fun with collections
    collection, select:: Fun with collections
    collection, enumerator mechanism: Fun with collections
    collection, collect:: Fun with collections
    collection, collect:: Fun with collections
    collection, pairsDo:: Fun with collections
    collection: Collections detailed
    collection, fixed size: Collections detailed
    collection, instantiate array: Collections detailed
    collection, access element: Collections detailed
    collection, variable size: Collections detailed
    collection, instantiate variable size array: Collections detailed
    collection, Set: Collections detailed
    collection, convert: Collections detailed
    collection, Dictionary: Collections detailed
    command line option, -s (run a script): Daily Workflow
    comment: Summary of Syntax
    control flow: Control flow with block and message
    control flow, test: Control flow with block and message
    control flow, loop: Control flow with block and message
    coordinates: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    D
    Dictionary: Collections detailed
    E
    event, testing: Building your specialized Morph
    event, handling: Building your specialized Morph
    event, classes: System Events
    event, testing: Overall Mechanism
    event, handling: Overall Mechanism
    event, mouse: Spacewar! Events
    event, testing, mouse over: Spacewar! Events
    event, handling, mouse enter: Spacewar! Events
    event, handling, mouse-enter: Spacewar! Events
    event, keyboard: Spacewar! Events
    event, testing, keyboard: Spacewar! Events
    event, handling, keyboard: Spacewar! Events
    exception: Inspecting the Unexpected
    execution stack: The Debugger
    F
    false: Pseudo-variables
    Fibonacci sequence: Fun with collections
    file: The Debugger
    file extension, .st: Source Code File
    file extension, .st.pck: Source Code File
    float (see number): Summary of Syntax
    G
    garbage collection: Communicating entities
    H
    halt: Halt!
    I
    initialize: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    instance: Communicating entities
    instance: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    instance, creation: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    instance, method: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    instance variable: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    integer (see number): Summary of Syntax
    Interval: Kernel-Numbers
    K
    keyboard shortcut, select all code (Ctrl-a): Writing your first scripts
    keyboard shortcut, executing code (Ctrl-d): Writing your first scripts
    keyboard shortcut, execute and print result (Ctrl-p): Writing your first scripts
    keyboard shortcut, find a class (Ctrl-f): A brief introduction to the system Browser
    keyboard shortcut, browse a class (Ctrl-b): A brief introduction to the system Browser
    keyboard shortcut, save code (Ctrl-s): Spacewar! models
    keyboard shortcut, implementors of (Ctrl-m): Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    keyboard shortcut, code completion (tab): Explore OOP from the Browser
    keyboard shortcut, browse protocol (Ctrl-p): String -- a particular collection
    keyboard shortcut, browse hierarchy (Ctrl-h): String -- a particular collection
    L
    literal, number: Writing your first scripts
    loop, for: Kernel-Numbers
    loop, for, step: Kernel-Numbers
    loop, repeat: Kernel-Numbers
    loop, for: Fun with collections
    loop, for, step: Fun with collections
    loop, repeat: Fun with collections
    loop: Control flow with block and message
    M
    message, sender: Communicating entities
    message, receiver: Communicating entities
    message, send: Message send definitions
    message, unary: Message send definitions
    message, binary: Message send definitions
    message, keyword: Message send definitions
    message, precedence: Message send definitions
    message, cascade: Message send definitions
    message, composition: Message to string entities
    message, setter: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    message, getter: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    message, unary: Summary of Syntax
    message, binary: Summary of Syntax
    message, keyword: Summary of Syntax
    method: Communicating entities
    method, category: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    method, instance method: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    method, class method: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    method, instance method: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    method, returned value (explicit): Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    method, overriding: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    method, returned value (implicit): Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    method, class method: Explore OOP from the Browser
    method, instance method: Explore OOP from the Browser
    method, category: Kernel-Numbers
    method, category: Kernel-Text
    method, variable: Fun with variables
    method: Method syntax
    method, creating: Spacewar!'s methods
    moprh, legacy: The Fundamentals of Morph
    morph, ellipse: Ellipse Morph
    morph, halo: Ellipse Morph
    morph, submorph: Submorph
    morph, rectangle: Submorph
    morph, properties: A brief introduction to Inspectors
    morph, move/pick up: A brief introduction to Inspectors
    morph, subclass: Building your specialized Morph
    morph, vector, line drawing: Going Vector
    morph, drawOn:: Going Vector
    morph, movable: Going Vector
    morph, delete: Going Vector
    morph, location: Going Vector
    morph, vector, filling area: Going Vector
    morph, drawOn:: Going Vector
    morph, rotationCenter: Going Vector
    morph, animated: Going Vector
    morph, step,wantsSteps: Going Vector
    morph, morphPosition: Going Vector
    morph, rotateBy:: Going Vector
    morph, submorph: Going Vector
    morph, clipsSubmorphs: Going Vector
    morph, drawOn:: A Clock Morph
    morph, drawOn:: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    morph, rotation:: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    morph, location: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    morph, world: Daily Workflow
    mouse: Spacewar! Events
    N
    nil: Pseudo-variables
    number, integer: Writing your first scripts
    number, rational (fraction): Writing your first scripts
    number, integer, roman: Writing your first scripts
    number, integer, as words: Writing your first scripts
    number, integer, base: Writing your first scripts
    number, literal: Writing your first scripts
    number, root: Messages to number entities
    number, sqrt: Messages to number entities
    number, squared: Messages to number entities
    number, rational (fraction), operations: Messages to number entities
    number, decimal division: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, division: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, division reminder: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, odd: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, even: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, isPrime: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, isDivisibleBy:: Messages to number entities
    number, integer, gcd: (great common divisor): Messages to number entities
    number, integer, lcm: (lest common multiple): Messages to number entities
    number, rational (fraction): Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    number, squared: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    number, abs: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    number, roundTo:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, roundUpTo:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, to:do:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, to:do:by: Kernel-Numbers
    number, integer, timesRepeat:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, integer, atRandom: Kernel-Numbers
    number, interval: Kernel-Numbers
    number, to:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, to:by:: Kernel-Numbers
    number, integer, base: Kernel-Numbers
    number, decimal: Kernel-Numbers
    number, rational (fraction): Kernel-Numbers
    number, convertion: Kernel-Numbers
    number, to:do: Fun with collections
    number, to:do:by:: Fun with collections
    number, integer, atRandom: Block syntax
    number, integer, atRandom: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    number, integer: Summary of Syntax
    number, float: Summary of Syntax
    O
    OrderedCollection: Collections detailed
    overriding: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    overriding: Spacewar! Morphs
    P
    package, create (new): Spacewar! models
    package, save: Spacewar! models
    package, tool: Spacewar! models
    package, load, by graphic interface: Spacewar! models
    package, load, by code: Installing a Package
    package: The Package
    package, requirement: The Package
    package, prefix: The Package
    package, system extension: The Package
    Point: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    polymorphism: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    polymorphism: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    primitive: Summary of Syntax
    protocol: String -- a particular collection
    pseudo-variable, true: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variable, false: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variable, self: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variable, super: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variable, nil: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variable, thisContext: Pseudo-variables
    pseudo-variables: Pseudo-variables
    R
    receiver: Summary of Syntax
    refactoring: Spacewar! Morphs
    refactoring: Refactoring to Improve Understanding
    returned value: Preface
    returned value: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    returned value: Summary of Syntax
    S
    selector: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    self: Pseudo-variables
    self: Pseudo-variables
    sequence: Summary of Syntax
    Set: Collections detailed
    start-up script: Daily Workflow
    string: Writing your first scripts
    string, capitalized: Writing your first scripts
    string, asUppercase: Writing your first scripts
    string, concatenate: Writing your first scripts
    string, character access: Message to string entities
    string, Unicode: Message to string entities
    string, indexOf:: Message to string entities
    string, at:put:: Message to string entities
    string, shuffled: Message to string entities
    string, asArray: Message to string entities
    string, sorted: Message to string entities
    string: Kernel-Text
    string, Unicode: String -- a particular collection
    string, file entry: The Debugger
    string: Summary of Syntax
    subclass: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    super: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    super: Pseudo-variables
    superclass: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    symbol: String -- a particular collection
    symbol: Summary of Syntax
    T
    test: Control flow with block and message
    thisContext: Pseudo-variables
    tools, workspace: Installing and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk
    tools, transcript: Writing your first scripts
    tools, system browser: A brief introduction to the system Browser
    tools, inspector: A brief introduction to Inspectors
    tools, lost changes: The Change Log
    tools, recent changes: The Change Log
    tools, debugger: The Debugger
    tools, debugger, breakpoint: Halt!
    true: Pseudo-variables
    U
    Unicode: Message to string entities
    Unicode: Message to string entities
    Unicode: String -- a particular collection
    V
    variable, assignment: Preface
    variable, instance: Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    variable, assignment: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    variable, :=: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    variable, ←: Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    variable: Fun with variables
    variable, method: Fun with variables
    variable, class instance: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    variable, class: Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    variable, local: Summary of Syntax
    variable, shared: Summary of Syntax
    variable, local, declaration: Summary of Syntax
    variable, assignment: Summary of Syntax
    Y
    yourself: Message to string entities
    Index EntrySection
    .
    .pck.stSource Code File
    .stSource Code File
    A
    ArrayFun with collections
    ArrayCollections detailed
    dynamicFun with collections
    dynamicSummary of Syntax
    operationFun with collections
    sizeFun with collections
    staticSummary of Syntax
    statisticFun with collections
    assignment, See variable
    B
    backtickBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    bits shiftingKernel-Numbers
    blockFun with collections
    blockBlock syntax
    blockSummary of Syntax
    assigned to a variableBlock syntax
    ensure:Inspecting the Unexpected
    local variableBlock syntax
    parameterFun with collections
    parameterBlock syntax
    booleanControl flow with block and message
    breakpoint, See Tools, debugger
    browserA brief introduction to the system Browser
    class categoryA brief introduction to the system Browser
    class category (new)Spacewar! models
    hierarchyString -- a particular collection
    invoke from WorkspaceA brief introduction to the system Browser
    protocolString -- a particular collection
    C
    Caesar cipherFun with collections
    cascade of messagesMessage send definitions
    cascade of messagesSummary of Syntax
    change logThe Change Log
    change setThe Change Set
    characterKernel-Text
    characterSummary of Syntax
    asciiMessage to string entities
    UnicodeMessage to string entities
    classCommunicating entities
    classUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    abstractCollections detailed
    categoryA brief introduction to the system Browser
    categoryA brief introduction to the system Browser
    categoryString -- a particular collection
    categoryThe Package
    category (new)Spacewar! models
    classBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    commentA brief introduction to the system Browser
    create (new)Spacewar! models
    declarationA brief introduction to the system Browser
    inheritanceUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    inheritanceString -- a particular collection
    initializeBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    instance variableBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    methodUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    protocolString -- a particular collection
    variableBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    collectionCollections detailed
    access elementCollections detailed
    add:Fun with collections
    at:Fun with collections
    collect:Fun with collections
    collect:Fun with collections
    convertCollections detailed
    DictionaryCollections detailed
    dynamicFun with collections
    enumerator mechanismFun with collections
    fixed sizeCollections detailed
    indexOf:Fun with collections
    inject:into:Communicating entities
    instantiate arrayCollections detailed
    instantiate variable size arrayCollections detailed
    lastFun with collections
    OrderedCollectionFun with collections
    pairsDo:Fun with collections
    select:Fun with collections
    SetCollections detailed
    set operations (union, intersection, difference)Fun with collections
    shuffledMessage to string entities
    squaredFun with collections
    variable sizeCollections detailed
    command line option
    -s (run a script)Daily Workflow
    commentSummary of Syntax
    control flowControl flow with block and message
    loopControl flow with block and message
    testControl flow with block and message
    coordinatesSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    D
    debugger, See tools
    DictionaryCollections detailed
    E
    event
    classesSystem Events
    handlingBuilding your specialized Morph
    handlingOverall Mechanism
    keyboardSpacewar! Events
    mouse enterSpacewar! Events
    mouse-enterSpacewar! Events
    keyboardSpacewar! Events
    mouseSpacewar! Events
    testingBuilding your specialized Morph
    testingOverall Mechanism
    keyboardSpacewar! Events
    mouse overSpacewar! Events
    exceptionInspecting the Unexpected
    execution stackThe Debugger
    F
    falsePseudo-variables
    Fibonacci sequenceFun with collections
    fileThe Debugger
    file extension
    .stSource Code File
    .st.pckSource Code File
    float (see number)Summary of Syntax
    for loop, See loop
    fraction, See number
    G
    garbage collectionCommunicating entities
    H
    haltHalt!
    I
    initializeSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    inspector, See tools
    instanceCommunicating entities
    instanceUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    creationUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    methodUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    instance variableUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    integer (see number)Summary of Syntax
    interger, See number
    IntervalKernel-Numbers
    K
    keyboard shortcut
    browse a class (Ctrl-b)A brief introduction to the system Browser
    browse hierarchy (Ctrl-h)String -- a particular collection
    browse protocol (Ctrl-p)String -- a particular collection
    code completion (tab)Explore OOP from the Browser
    execute and print result (Ctrl-p)Writing your first scripts
    executing code (Ctrl-d)Writing your first scripts
    find a class (Ctrl-f)A brief introduction to the system Browser
    implementors of (Ctrl-m)Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    save code (Ctrl-s)Spacewar! models
    select all code (Ctrl-a)Writing your first scripts
    L
    literal
    numberWriting your first scripts
    loopControl flow with block and message
    forKernel-Numbers
    forFun with collections
    stepKernel-Numbers
    stepFun with collections
    repeatKernel-Numbers
    repeatFun with collections
    M
    message
    binaryMessage send definitions
    binarySummary of Syntax
    cascadeMessage send definitions
    compositionMessage to string entities
    getterSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    keywordMessage send definitions
    keywordSummary of Syntax
    precedenceMessage send definitions
    receiverCommunicating entities
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    setterSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    unaryMessage send definitions
    unarySummary of Syntax
    methodCommunicating entities
    methodMethod syntax
    categoryA brief introduction to the system Browser
    categoryKernel-Numbers
    categoryKernel-Text
    class methodUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    class methodExplore OOP from the Browser
    creatingSpacewar!'s methods
    instance methodA brief introduction to the system Browser
    instance methodUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    instance methodExplore OOP from the Browser
    overridingUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    returned value (explicit)Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    returned value (implicit)Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    variableFun with variables
    moprh
    legacyThe Fundamentals of Morph
    morph
    animatedGoing Vector
    clipsSubmorphsGoing Vector
    deleteGoing Vector
    drawOn:Going Vector
    drawOn:Going Vector
    drawOn:A Clock Morph
    drawOn:Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    ellipseEllipse Morph
    haloEllipse Morph
    locationGoing Vector
    locationBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    morphPositionGoing Vector
    movableGoing Vector
    move/pick upA brief introduction to Inspectors
    propertiesA brief introduction to Inspectors
    rectangleSubmorph
    rotateBy:Going Vector
    rotation:Back to Spacewar! Morphs
    rotationCenterGoing Vector
    step,wantsStepsGoing Vector
    subclassBuilding your specialized Morph
    submorphSubmorph
    submorphGoing Vector
    vector
    filling areaGoing Vector
    line drawingGoing Vector
    worldDaily Workflow
    mouseSpacewar! Events
    N
    nilPseudo-variables
    number
    absUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    conversionKernel-Numbers
    decimalKernel-Numbers
    decimal divisionMessages to number entities
    floatSummary of Syntax
    integerWriting your first scripts
    integerSummary of Syntax
    as wordsWriting your first scripts
    atRandomKernel-Numbers
    atRandomBlock syntax
    atRandomBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    baseWriting your first scripts
    baseKernel-Numbers
    divisionMessages to number entities
    division reminderMessages to number entities
    evenMessages to number entities
    gcd: (great common divisor)Messages to number entities
    isDivisibleBy:Messages to number entities
    isPrimeMessages to number entities
    lcm: (least common multiple)Messages to number entities
    oddMessages to number entities
    romanWriting your first scripts
    timesRepeat:Kernel-Numbers
    intervalKernel-Numbers
    literalWriting your first scripts
    rational (fraction)Writing your first scripts
    rational (fraction)Understanding Object Oriented Programming
    rational (fraction)Kernel-Numbers
    operationsMessages to number entities
    rootMessages to number entities
    roundTo:Kernel-Numbers
    roundUpTo:Kernel-Numbers
    sqrtMessages to number entities
    squaredMessages to number entities
    squaredUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    to:Kernel-Numbers
    to:by:Kernel-Numbers
    to:doFun with collections
    to:do:Kernel-Numbers
    to:do:byKernel-Numbers
    to:do:by:Fun with collections
    O
    OrderedCollectionCollections detailed
    overridingUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    overridingSpacewar! Morphs
    P
    packageThe Package
    create (new)Spacewar! models
    load
    by codeInstalling a Package
    by graphic interfaceSpacewar! models
    prefixThe Package
    requirementThe Package
    saveSpacewar! models
    system extensionThe Package
    toolSpacewar! models
    PointSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    polymorphismUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    polymorphismUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    primitiveSummary of Syntax
    protocolString -- a particular collection
    pseudo-variable
    falsePseudo-variables
    nilPseudo-variables
    selfPseudo-variables
    superPseudo-variables
    thisContextPseudo-variables
    truePseudo-variables
    pseudo-variablesPseudo-variables
    R
    rational (fraction), See number
    receiverSummary of Syntax
    refactoringSpacewar! Morphs
    refactoringRefactoring to Improve Understanding
    repeat, See loop
    returned valuePreface
    returned valueUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    returned valueSummary of Syntax
    S
    selectorUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    selfPseudo-variables
    selfPseudo-variables
    sequenceSummary of Syntax
    SetCollections detailed
    shortcut, See keyboard shortcut
    start-up scriptDaily Workflow
    stringWriting your first scripts
    stringKernel-Text
    stringSummary of Syntax
    asArrayMessage to string entities
    asUppercaseWriting your first scripts
    at:put:Message to string entities
    capitalizedWriting your first scripts
    character accessMessage to string entities
    concatenateWriting your first scripts
    file entryThe Debugger
    indexOf:Message to string entities
    shuffledMessage to string entities
    sortedMessage to string entities
    UnicodeMessage to string entities
    UnicodeString -- a particular collection
    subclassUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    superSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    superPseudo-variables
    superclassUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    symbolString -- a particular collection
    symbolSummary of Syntax
    T
    testControl flow with block and message
    thisContextPseudo-variables
    tools
    debuggerThe Debugger
    breakpointHalt!
    inspectorA brief introduction to Inspectors
    lost changesThe Change Log
    recent changesThe Change Log
    system browserA brief introduction to the system Browser
    transcriptWriting your first scripts
    workspaceInstalling and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk
    truePseudo-variables
    U
    UnicodeMessage to string entities
    UnicodeMessage to string entities
    UnicodeString -- a particular collection
    V
    variableFun with variables
    :=Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    ←Spacewar! States and Behaviors
    assignmentPreface
    assignmentSpacewar! States and Behaviors
    assignmentSummary of Syntax
    classBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    class instanceBack to Spacewar! Morphs
    instanceUnderstanding Object Oriented Programming
    localSummary of Syntax
    declarationSummary of Syntax
    methodFun with variables
    sharedSummary of Syntax
    Y
    yourselfMessage to string entities
    Jump to:   .   diff --git a/docs/Inspecting-the-Unexpected.html b/docs/Inspecting-the-Unexpected.html index 8a0ae71b..5f2e1fe0 100644 --- a/docs/Inspecting-the-Unexpected.html +++ b/docs/Inspecting-the-Unexpected.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,7 +83,7 @@ Next: , Up: Debug and Exception Handling   [Contents][Index]

    -

    10.1 Inspecting the Unexpected

    +

    10.1 Inspecting the Unexpected

    We have seen how various exceptional situations cause the appearance of a debugger window. Indeed, Exceptions are also @@ -91,7 +93,7 @@

    10.1 Inspecting the Unexpec

    This is another area where the actual mechanics are complex, but the basic ideas are simple.

    - +

    Exception instances, being objects, also have classes. The BlockClosure has a method category exceptions which gathers some handy methods which allow one to ensure: cleanup or capture and use exceptions @@ -107,14 +109,12 @@

    10.1 Inspecting the Unexpec ensure: [ stream ifNotNil: [ :s | s close ]]. ^ result -

    Example 10.1: Ensure a FileStream is closed

    Exceptions are created and signaled. Let’s make one and look at it.

    ch10-01-ZeroDivide -
    -

    Figure 10.1: Inspecting a ZeroDivide instance

    +

    Figure 10.1: Inspecting a ZeroDivide instance

    Again, we can use an Inspector on any object, and Exceptions are no exception! Now you know how to capture one when you need to.

    @@ -132,7 +132,6 @@

    10.1 Inspecting the Unexpec ^ self signalIn: thisContext -

    Example 10.2: Capture thisContext

    Just as Smalltalk code has special view windows which we call Browsers, Exceptions have an enhanced viewer we call the Debugger. diff --git a/docs/Installing-a-Package.html b/docs/Installing-a-Package.html index 92072e98..0adee1d3 100644 --- a/docs/Installing-a-Package.html +++ b/docs/Installing-a-Package.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

    -

    6.1 Installing a Package

    +

    6.1 Installing a Package

    This chapter will require you to install the package UI-Shapes.pck.st, it is part of the Cuis-Smalltalk-UI @@ -102,7 +104,7 @@

    6.1 Installing a Package

    - +

    Once done, in a Workspace execute the code to install the package:

    diff --git a/docs/Installing-and-configuring-Cuis_002dSmalltalk.html b/docs/Installing-and-configuring-Cuis_002dSmalltalk.html index 69970023..045020c7 100644 --- a/docs/Installing-and-configuring-Cuis_002dSmalltalk.html +++ b/docs/Installing-and-configuring-Cuis_002dSmalltalk.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Beginnings   [Contents][Index]

    -

    1.2 Installing and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk

    +

    1.2 Installing and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk

    Cuis-Smalltalk is an environment and a programming language executed on an idealized virtual computer. It is based on two major components: the Smalltalk virtual machine conceptualizing this virtual @@ -144,7 +146,7 @@

    1.2 Ins
    -

    1.2.1 Editing your preferences

    +

    1.2.1 Editing your preferences

    Once you read the information on the default windows, the next thing you want to do is to adjust visual properties to fit your preferences and needs. To do so, access the World menu @@ -160,12 +162,11 @@

    1.2.1 Editing your preferences

    ch01-Preferences -
    -

    Figure 1.1: Set Preferences

    +

    Figure 1.1: Set Preferences

    -

    1.2.2 Fun with window placement

    - +

    1.2.2 Fun with window placement

    +

    The first tool to discover is the Workspace tool. It is a kind of text editor to key in Smalltalk code you can execute immediately. Do ...World menu → @@ -178,8 +179,7 @@

    1.2.2 Fun with window placement

    ch01-img1a -
    -

    Figure 1.2: Window options

    +

    Figure 1.2: Window options

    The resize... option offers even more freedom to place the window. Try the following exercise:

    @@ -190,8 +190,6 @@

    1.2.2 Fun with window placement

    resize... option to place the Workspace centered in the Cuis-Smalltalk environment.

    - -

    Exercise 1.1: Middle placement

    diff --git a/docs/Kernel_002dNumbers.html b/docs/Kernel_002dNumbers.html index e334add8..fdfea1f4 100644 --- a/docs/Kernel_002dNumbers.html +++ b/docs/Kernel_002dNumbers.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,13 +85,13 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

    -

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    - +

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    +

    The top hierarchy Number class shows most of the behaviors inherited by the subclasses as Float, Integer and Fraction. The Smalltalk way to learn about a behavior is to -point the System Browser toward a top hierarchy class and to explore +point the System Browser toward a top hierarchy class and explore the method categories.

    Let’s suppose we want to round a float number. In Number, we @@ -97,8 +99,8 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    discover several behaviors. The next thing to do is to test these messages in a Workspace to discover the one we are searching for:

    - - + +
    @@ -107,19 +109,18 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    1.264 roundUpTo: 0.01 ⇒ 1.27 1.264 roundTo: 0.001 ⇒ 1.264
    -

    Example 3.3: Rounding numbers, Workspace try out

    - - - - + + + +

    Number is a very strange place to look for an indexed loop in a given interval. Nevertheless, an interval is defined by start and stop numbers. In the Number class, the method category intervals reveals related behaviors. These methods work -polymorphically with most kinds of number: +polymorphically with most kinds of numbers:

    @@ -136,10 +137,9 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    ⇒ 3.141592653589793 3.4749259869231266 3.80825932025646 4.141592653589793 4.474925986923126 4.808259320256459
    -

    Example 3.4: Interval loops (for-loop)

    - - + +

    Now, in the Integer class, explore the method category enumerating, to find timesRepeat:. When a @@ -147,23 +147,22 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    14, without the need for an index, the #timesRepeat: message is sent to an integer. We already saw this variant in a previous section of this -chapter. Throwing a 6 face die 5 times can be simulated with +chapter. Throwing a 6-face die 5 times can be simulated with an integer:

    - + 
    5 timesRepeat: [Transcript show: 6 atRandom; space]
 ⇒ 1 2 4 6 2
    -

    Example 3.5: Throwing a die 5 times

    Note: Expect a different result each time.

    - - - + + +

    Intervals of numbers can be defined on their own, for future use:

    @@ -175,7 +174,6 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    1 to: 10 by: 2 ⇒ (1 to: 9 by: 2) -

    Example 3.6: Interval

    Intervals work with other kinds of objects such as Characters:

    @@ -198,7 +196,7 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    In Spacewar!, when a ship is destroyed it is teleported to a random -position in the square game play area. Intervals are handy to pick +position in the square gameplay area. Intervals are handy to pick random coordinates. In the example below, the variable randomCoordinate holds a block of code – called an anonymous function in other languages. It picks a random value in the @@ -211,7 +209,6 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    velocity: 0 @ 0; morphPosition: randomCoordinate value @ randomCoordinate value -

    Example 3.7: Teleport ship

    @@ -220,10 +217,8 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    Compute the cosine values in the interval [0 ; 2PI], each 1/10. Output the result in the transcript.

    - -

    Exercise 3.2: Cosine table

    - +

    Integer numbers are represented in different bases when prefixed with the base and “r”. The r stands for radix, the base root by which the following number is interpreted. @@ -238,7 +233,6 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    20rF ⇒ 15 10r15 ⇒ 15 -

    Example 3.8: Integer represented by different bases

    Writing numbers as Mayans or Babylonians15:

    @@ -256,7 +250,6 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    20r40 ⇒ 80 "pronounced 4-twenties in some languages" 20r100 ⇒ 400 -

    Example 3.9: Counting like the ancients

    Because of the nature of a number represented in base 2, shifting its @@ -270,7 +263,6 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    (2r1111 >> 1) printStringBase: 2 ⇒ '111' 2r1111 >> 1 ⇒ 7 -

    Example 3.10: Shifting bits

    @@ -278,12 +270,10 @@

    3.4 Kernel-Numbers

    How would you multiply the integer 360 by 1024, without using the multiplication operation?

    - -

    Exercise 3.3: Multiply by 1024

    -

    Hiatus with decimal numbers

    - +

    Hiatus with decimal numbers

    +

    We saw decimal numbers are written with a dot “.” to separate the integer and the decimal parts: 1.5, 1235.021 @@ -305,7 +295,6 @@

    Hiatus with decimal numb 
    0.1 + 0.2 - 0.3
 ⇒ 5.551115123125783e-17
    -

    Example 3.11: Computer dyscalculia!

    In Example 3.11, the returned value should be zero but it is not the case. The computer returns 5.55e-17, or @@ -318,14 +307,12 @@

    Hiatus with decimal numb Give 3 calculations showing errors compared to the expected results.

    - -

    Exercise 3.4: Miscellaneous calculation errors with decimal numbers

    When accuracy is mandatory use the Rational Numbers representation in Cuis-Smalltalk.

    - +

    A rational number is written with the division symbol between two integers: do Ctrl-p on 5/2 ⇒ @@ -338,8 +325,6 @@

    Hiatus with decimal numb What happens when executing this code 5/0?

    - -

    Exercise 3.5: Toward the infinite

    Let’s come back to our computer’s dyscalculia with decimal numbers. When using the rational numbers, the Example 3.11 becomes: @@ -349,9 +334,8 @@

    Hiatus with decimal numb 
    (1/10) + (2/10) - (3/10)
 ⇒ 0
    -

    Example 3.12: Calculation is correct using fractions!

    -

    This time we have the expected result. Under the covers the computer +

    This time we have the expected result. Under the covers, the computer only does the calculations with integer components so no roundoff results. This is a fine example where solving some problems requires a paradigm shift. @@ -363,10 +347,8 @@

    Hiatus with decimal numb Exercise 3.4 and use rational numbers to represent decimal numbers. The errors will be resolved.

    - -

    Exercise 3.6: Fix the errors

    - +

    Cuis-Smalltalk knows how to convert a decimal number to a fraction, by sending the message #asFraction. We already acknowledged the computer’s dyscalculia with decimal numbers, this is why when diff --git a/docs/Kernel_002dText.html b/docs/Kernel_002dText.html index 78a66320..70d9f5e0 100644 --- a/docs/Kernel_002dText.html +++ b/docs/Kernel_002dText.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,10 +84,10 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

    -

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    -

    Notably, this category contains classes Character, String and Symbol. String instances are collections of Character instances. All these are limited to the small ASCII character set. The corresponding classes that can handle the much larger Unicode character set are UnicodeCodePoint, UnicodeString and UnicodeSymbol. As stated before, the Unicode classes can also handle ASCII, and they are interchangeable. You usually don’t need to care about which flavor (ASCII or Unicode) an instance actually is. +

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    +

    Notably, this category contains classes Character, String and Symbol. String instances are collections of Character instances. All these are limited to the small ASCII character set. The corresponding classes that can handle the much larger Unicode character set are UnicodeCodePoint, UnicodeString, and UnicodeSymbol. As stated before, the Unicode classes can also handle ASCII, and they are interchangeable. You usually don’t need to care about which flavor (ASCII or Unicode) an instance actually is.

    - +

    Character/UnicodeCodePoint. An individual character is written prefixed with a “$”, for example: $A or $φ. It can be defined with the class side method codePoint:. Note, however, that you can ask Character only about valid Characters. It is generally safer to ask UnicodeCodePoint instead:

    @@ -94,7 +96,7 @@

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    UnicodeCodePoint codePoint: 966 ⇒ $φ
    -

    There are class side methods for non printable characters: +

    There are class-side methods for nonprintable characters: Character tab, Character lf, etc.

    Additionally, UnicodeCodePoint defines a #namedCharactersMap, that lets you enter many Unicode characters easily, like: @@ -109,7 +111,6 @@

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    'There are 12 apples.' select: [:c |c isDigit].
 ⇒ '12'
    -

    Example 3.13: Twelve apples

    @@ -117,11 +118,9 @@

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    Modify Example 3.13 to reject the numeric characters.

    - -

    Exercise 3.7: Select apples

    - - + +

    String. String is a very large class, it comes with more than 200 methods. It is useful to browse these method categories to see common ways to group methods. @@ -190,8 +189,6 @@

    3.5 Kernel-Text

    string of the form ’Joe bought XX apples and YY oranges’ to the form ’Joe bought 5 apples and 4 oranges’. What message should be used?

    - -

    Exercise 3.8: Format a string

    diff --git a/docs/Message-send-definitions.html b/docs/Message-send-definitions.html index 2bbb3338..820eee80 100644 --- a/docs/Message-send-definitions.html +++ b/docs/Message-send-definitions.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,12 +85,12 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

    -

    2.2 Message send definitions

    - +

    2.2 Message send definitions

    +

    There are three kinds of messages in Cuis-Smalltalk:

    - +
    • Unary messages take no argument. @@ -96,13 +98,13 @@

      2.2 Message send definitions In 1 factorial the message #factorial is sent to the object 1. - +

    • Binary messages take exactly one argument.
      In 1 + 2 the message #+ is sent to the object 1 with the argument 2. - +
    • Keyword messages take an arbitrary number of arguments.
      @@ -112,8 +114,8 @@

      2.2 Message send definitions

    -

    Unary message selectors consist of alphanumeric characters, and start -with a lower case letter. +

    Unary message selectors consist of alphanumeric characters and start +with a lowercase letter.

    Binary message selectors consist of one or more characters from the following set: @@ -126,8 +128,8 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions keywords, where each keyword starts with a lower-case letter and ends with a colon.

    - -

    Unary messages have the highest precedence, then binary messages, and + +

    Unary messages have the highest precedence, followed by binary messages, and finally keyword messages, so:

    @@ -154,7 +156,7 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions

    Parentheses can also be used to make potentially confusing code more -clear. For example, the strict left to right evaluation order can be +clear. For example, the strict left-to-right evaluation order can be confusing when applied to mathematical expressions. In the Spacewar! code snippet below, the parentheses make it more clear that the addition happens first: @@ -163,9 +165,8 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions 
    newVelocity := (ai + ag) * t + velocity
    -

    Example 2.3: Ship velocity

    - +

    To send multiple messages to the same receiver a cascade can be used to state the receiver once, followed by the cascade of messages @@ -179,7 +180,6 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions newLine; show: 'I am Cuising' -

    Example 2.4: Cascade of messages

    Another example of a cascade from the Spacewar! game:

    @@ -189,7 +189,6 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions velocity: 0 @ 0; morphPosition: randomCoordinate value @ randomCoordinate value -

    Example 2.5: Stop and teleport spaceship at a random position

    Observe the text here is formatted to ease code understanding. It is possible to write the cascade of messages in one line, but it reduces the @@ -203,11 +202,11 @@

    2.2 Message send definitions useful information when developing an application. An alternative to the Ctrl-d (Do it) shortcut is Ctrl-p (Print it), which executes the script and prints the result -direcly in the Workspace. +directly in the Workspace.

    In the Example 2.4, we have requested no special result. Selecting the text and typing Ctrl-p results in the default, which is to -return the object to which a message is sent, in this case the +return the object to which a message is sent, in this case, the Transcript.

    diff --git a/docs/Message-to-string-entities.html b/docs/Message-to-string-entities.html index 6ca4d969..3056a77b 100644 --- a/docs/Message-to-string-entities.html +++ b/docs/Message-to-string-entities.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,12 +85,12 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

    -

    2.3 Message to string entities

    - - +

    2.3 Message to string entities

    + +

    As previously stated, a String is a sequence of Character -elements, and repersents plain Text (without any formatting). +elements, and represents plain Text (without any formatting).

    In Cuis, as in most programming languages, String literals are a convenient syntax for creating String instances. These are some examples of String literals:

    @@ -113,13 +115,13 @@

    2.3 Message to string enti

    Caution. The index indicates position, naturally starting from 1, and is valid up to the string length.

    - + 
    'Hello' indexOf: $e
 ⇒ 2
    - +

    To change one character, use the companion two keyword message #at:put:. The argument must be noted as a character: @@ -140,10 +142,8 @@

    2.3 Message to string enti Replace each character of the string ’Hello’ to become ’Belle’.

    - -

    Exercise 2.1: Hello to Belle

    - +

    Characters that are part of the ASCII character set can be asked for their ASCII code. Conversely, given an ASCII code, we can ask for the corresponding @@ -156,7 +156,7 @@

    2.3 Message to string enti ⇒ $Z - +

    But Characters that are not part of ASCII don’t have an ASCII. In general, it is better to use Unicode code points @@ -173,8 +173,8 @@

    2.3 Message to string enti ⇒ $φ - - + +

    Shuffling a string can be fun but not very useful. However, shuffling can apply to any kind of collection, not only to a string, and it will prove to be useful as we will see later: @@ -184,8 +184,8 @@

    2.3 Message to string enti

    Note that the results of each shuffle are different.

    - - + +

    Messages naturally compose: 

    'hello world' shuffled asArray
@@ -194,12 +194,12 @@ 
    2.3 Message to string enti
 
 
    An Array literal starts with a hash or sharp character, $#
 and parentheses surround the elements of the array.
-In this case the elements are Characters, but they can
+In this case, the elements are Characters, but they can
 be instances of any class.
 
    
 
    Like #shuffled, all collections answer to the message
 #sorted, which answers a sorted collection.
-
+
 
    
 
    'hello world' sorted
 ⇒ ' dehllloorw'
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--- a/docs/Messages-to-number-entities.html
+++ b/docs/Messages-to-number-entities.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
 
 
@@ -82,11 +84,11 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]
    
 
    
 
    
-
    2.4 Messages to number entities
    
-
-
-
-
+
    2.4 Messages to number entities
    
+
+
+
+
 
 
    Earlier, we discussed how Cuis-Smalltalk knows about rational numbers.  The
 four arithmetic operations and mathematical functions are implemented
@@ -105,10 +107,8 @@ 
    2.4 Messages to number en
 Write the code to compute the
 sum of the squares of the inverse of the first four integers.
 
    
-
-
 
    Exercise 2.2: Sum of the squares
    - +

    If Cuis-Smalltalk integer division returns a rational number, how do we find the result in decimal? One option is to write a number as a floating point literal, a Float. @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@

    2.4 Messages to number en ⇒ 3.75 - +

    You can also ask for division with truncation to get an integer result using the message #//: @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@

    2.4 Messages to number en ⇒ 3 - +

    The modulo remainder of the Euclidean division is computed with the message #\\:

    @@ -145,10 +145,10 @@

    2.4 Messages to number en ⇒ 3

    - - - - + + + +

    Cuis-Smalltalk has arithmetic operations to test if an integer is odd, even, a prime number, or divisible by another. You just send the appropriate unary or keyword message to the number: @@ -163,10 +163,9 @@

    2.4 Messages to number en 117 isDivisibleBy: 7 ⇒ false 117 isDivisibleBy: 9 ⇒ true -

    Example 2.6: Testing on integer

    - - + +

    With specific keyword messages you can compute the Least Common Multiple and Greatest Common Divisor. A keyword message is composed of one or more colons “:” to insert one or more arguments: @@ -188,7 +187,6 @@

    2.4 Messages to number en 
    -10 * self mass * owner starMass / (position r raisedTo: 3) * position
    -

    Example 2.7: Computing the gravity force vector

    diff --git a/docs/Method-syntax.html b/docs/Method-syntax.html index 88acb3fd..7e62bba6 100644 --- a/docs/Method-syntax.html +++ b/docs/Method-syntax.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,8 +84,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]

    -

    5.3 Method syntax

    - +

    5.3 Method syntax

    +

    Whereas expressions may be evaluated anywhere in Cuis-Smalltalk (for example in a workspace, in a debugger, or in a browser), methods are normally @@ -115,7 +117,6 @@

    5.3 Method syntax

    key = $w ifTrue: [^ ships second push]. ... -

    Example 5.1: SpaceWar! key stroke

    Syntactically, a method consists of:

    diff --git a/docs/Overall-Mechanism.html b/docs/Overall-Mechanism.html index 4a41f122..0863dd2b 100644 --- a/docs/Overall-Mechanism.html +++ b/docs/Overall-Mechanism.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,12 +83,12 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Events   [Contents][Index]

    -

    8.2 Overall Mechanism

    +

    8.2 Overall Mechanism

    - - + +

    In A brief introduction to Inspectors, we explained how to set properties for an individual morph instance to handle a specific event. In this diff --git a/docs/Preface-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Preface-_0028Solutions_0029.html index 349104f3..4835d79d 100644 --- a/docs/Preface-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Preface-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -79,8 +81,8 @@ Next: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

    -

    Preface

    -

    Exercise 1

    +

    Preface

    +

    Exercise 1

    In the seventies, four versions were developed: Smalltalk-71, Smalltalk-72, Smalltalk-76 and Smalltalk-80.

    diff --git a/docs/Preface.html b/docs/Preface.html index 81cfd49c..56b2bd6d 100644 --- a/docs/Preface.html +++ b/docs/Preface.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -84,7 +86,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

    -

    Preface

    +

    Preface

    A language that doesn’t affect the way you think about programming, is @@ -120,7 +122,7 @@

    Preface

    We understand software development as the activity of learning and documenting knowledge for ourselves and others to use, and also to be run on a computer. The fact that a computer can execute the software -and produce useful solutions to some problem is a consequence of the +and produce useful solutions to some problems is a consequence of the knowledge being sound and relevant. Just making it work is not the important part!

    @@ -135,8 +137,7 @@

    Preface

    ch00-img1 -
    -

    Figure 1: Cuis

    +

    Figure 1: Cuis

    To make your journey with this book more enjoyable, the Spacewar!1 project is its recurring theme. It is distilled into the book in code @@ -146,7 +147,7 @@

    Preface

    repository2.

    -

    How to use the book

    +

    How to use the book

    The reader can study Cuis-Smalltalk from two versions of the book:

    @@ -165,7 +166,7 @@

    How to use the book

    - +

    The chapters come with many examples. Some can be copied and pasted into Cuis-Smalltalk. We encourage you to do this, and in the process modify them @@ -174,14 +175,14 @@

    How to use the book

    The code examples in the online version can be directly copied and pasted into Cuis-Smalltalk. This is why the assignment character “←” you see in the developer Cuis-Smalltalk window is printed as “:=” in the -online version of the book. The same applies with the return character +online version of the book. The same applies to the return character “↑” printed as “^” in the online version.

    In the offline PDF version, the code examples are printed with the same assignment and return characters as seen in the Cuis-Smalltalk windows. Copying and pasting also work as expected.

    -

    Other examples are code extracts which are not self sufficient to be +

    Other examples are code extracts which are not self-sufficient to be executed as is. Their purpose is to expose specific facets of the Smalltalk language.

    @@ -201,7 +202,6 @@

    How to use the book

    29638952175999932299156089414639761565182862536979208272237582 51185210916864000000000000000000000000 -

    Example 1: I am an example with a caption and a result

    There are also a lot of exercises. Most are very easy; they intend to give you an opportunity to apply what you have just learned. @@ -214,8 +214,6 @@

    How to use the book

     CuisLogo Search the Internet: How many versions of Smalltalk are there?

    - -

    Exercise 1: I am an example of an exercise

    The solutions to the exercises are presented in Solutions to the Exercises.

    diff --git a/docs/Pseudo_002dvariables.html b/docs/Pseudo_002dvariables.html index 8b78026b..1341b490 100644 --- a/docs/Pseudo_002dvariables.html +++ b/docs/Pseudo_002dvariables.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,7 +84,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]

    -

    5.2 Pseudo-variables

    +

    5.2 Pseudo-variables

    In Smalltalk, there are 6 reserved keywords, or pseudo-variables: @@ -100,28 +102,28 @@

    5.2 Pseudo-variables

    • - - + +
    • true and false are the unique instances of the Boolean classes True and False. - +
    • self always refers to the receiver of the currently executing method. - +
    • super also refers to the receiver of the current method, but when you send a message to super, the method-lookup changes so that it starts from the superclass of the class containing the method that uses super. - +
    • nil is the undefined object. It is the unique instance of the class UndefinedObject. Instance @@ -129,7 +131,7 @@

      5.2 Pseudo-variables

      nil. - +
    • thisContext is a pseudo-variable that represents the top frame of the run-time stack. In other words, it represents diff --git a/docs/Refactoring-to-Improve-Understanding.html b/docs/Refactoring-to-Improve-Understanding.html index 36254feb..e33a53e9 100644 --- a/docs/Refactoring-to-Improve-Understanding.html +++ b/docs/Refactoring-to-Improve-Understanding.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,7 +83,7 @@ Previous: , Up: Sharing Cuis   [Contents][Index]

      -

      11.2 Refactoring to Improve Understanding

      +

      11.2 Refactoring to Improve Understanding

      Browsing through the code, I note a method named #left, which seems perhaps like an abbreviation. I can ask for senders to see how #left is used @@ -89,8 +91,7 @@

      11.2 Refactoring

      ch11-01-SendersOfLeft -
      -

      Figure 11.1: Senders of left

      +

      Figure 11.1: Senders of left

      I notice that most uses of #left are to indicate a position, not take an action. How can I fix that?

      @@ -105,8 +106,7 @@

      11.2 Refactoring

      ch11-02-RenameLeft -
      -

      Figure 11.2: Rename left

      +

      Figure 11.2: Rename left

      Now the tools that help us refactor code are quite powerful, so restraint is called for. I don’t want to change all uses of #left in the Cuis-Smalltalk system, just in the Spacewar! @@ -114,15 +114,13 @@

      11.2 Refactoring

      ch11-03-RenameInCategory -
      -

      Figure 11.3: Rename in Category

      +

      Figure 11.3: Rename in Category

      Of course, when making changes one wants to see that the result is what one expects.

      ch11-04-turnLeft -
      -

      Figure 11.4: Results of Renaming

      +

      Figure 11.4: Results of Renaming

      As I am not perfect, I tend to save the Cuis-Smalltalk image before I make large changes using powerful tools. If something happens that I did not want, I can then quit the image without saving and @@ -134,8 +132,6 @@

      11.2 Refactoring Rename #right to #turnRight.

      - -

      Exercise 11.1: Renaming a method

      Looking around some more in the Browser, I notice the method SpaceShip>>nose. @@ -144,15 +140,13 @@

      11.2 Refactoring

      ch11-05-noseSenders -
      -

      Figure 11.5: Senders of nose

      +

      Figure 11.5: Senders of nose

      Hmmm, perhaps something more specific. How about #noseDirection? How does that look?

      ch11-06-noseDirection -
      -

      Figure 11.6: Rename nose to noseDirection

      +

      Figure 11.6: Rename nose to noseDirection

       note World menu → Help is your friend. diff --git a/docs/Sharing-Cuis.html b/docs/Sharing-Cuis.html index 4398c463..ae396285 100644 --- a/docs/Sharing-Cuis.html +++ b/docs/Sharing-Cuis.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

      -

      11 Sharing Cuis

      +

      11 Sharing Cuis

      Programming is hardly ever a solitary communion between one man and diff --git a/docs/Smallltalk-Philosophy-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Smallltalk-Philosophy-_0028Solutions_0029.html index a6259d55..a70f3d4e 100644 --- a/docs/Smallltalk-Philosophy-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Smallltalk-Philosophy-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,25 +84,24 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

      -

      Smallltalk Philosophy

      -

      Exercise 1.1

      +

      Smallltalk Philosophy

      +

      Exercise 1.1

      E-img1 -
      -

      Figure D.1: Placement

      -

      Exercise 1.2

      +

      Figure D.1: Placement

      +

      Exercise 1.2

      Transcript show: 'Hello ', 'my beloved ' asUppercase, 'friend'
      -

      Exercise 1.3

      +

      Exercise 1.3

      1 + (1/2) + (1/3) + (1/4)
 ⇒ 25/12
      -

      Exercise 1.4

      +

      Exercise 1.4

      Several messages can be sent one after the other: 

      Transcript show: 2020 printStringWords capitalized 
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index a9ed6e3e..2e3cc745 100644
--- a/docs/Solutions-to-the-Exercises.html
+++ b/docs/Solutions-to-the-Exercises.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
@@ -82,7 +84,7 @@
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      -

      Appendix D Solutions to the Exercises

      +

      Appendix D Solutions to the Exercises

      diff --git a/docs/Source-Code-File.html b/docs/Source-Code-File.html index 291fb805..e6a47eb4 100644 --- a/docs/Source-Code-File.html +++ b/docs/Source-Code-File.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -79,11 +81,11 @@ Previous: , Up: Code Management   [Contents][Index]

      -

      9.6 Source Code File

      +

      9.6 Source Code File

      - - + +

      In this chapter, you encountered files produced by the Cuis-Smalltalk management tools. Some come with the extension .pck.st and diff --git a/docs/SpaceWar_0021-collections.html b/docs/SpaceWar_0021-collections.html index 906b9dfc..2b7751fc 100644 --- a/docs/SpaceWar_0021-collections.html +++ b/docs/SpaceWar_0021-collections.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,13 +83,13 @@ Previous: , Up: The Collection Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

      -

      4.5 SpaceWar! collections

      +

      4.5 SpaceWar! collections

      -

      4.5.1 Instantiate collections

      +

      4.5.1 Instantiate collections

      Whenever you need to deal with more than one element of the same nature – instances of the same class – it is a clue to use a -collection to hold them. Moreover, when these elements are of fixed +collection to hold them. Moreover, when these elements are of a fixed quantity, it indicates more precisely you want to use an Array instance. An Array is a collection of fixed size. It can not grow nor shrink. @@ -96,11 +98,11 @@

      4.5.1 Instantiate collections

      OrderedCollection instance. It is a collection of variable size, it can grow or shrink.

      -

      SpaceWar! is a two-players game, there will be always two players -and two space ships. We use an Array instance to keep -reference of each space ship. +

      SpaceWar! is a two-player game, there will always be two players +and two spaceships. We use an Array instance to keep a +reference to each spaceship.

      -

      Each player can fire several torpedoes; therefore the game play holds +

      Each player can fire several torpedoes; therefore the gameplay holds zero or more torpedoes – hundreds if we decide so. The torpedoes quantity is variable, we want to use an OrdredCollection instance to keep track of them. @@ -125,7 +127,6 @@

      4.5.1 Instantiate collections

      position: -200 @ 200; color: Color red
      -

      Example 4.17: Incomplete game initialization

      @@ -135,19 +136,17 @@

      4.5.1 Instantiate collections

      “../..” with lines of code where these collections are instantiated and if necessary populated.

      - -

      Exercise 4.17: Collections to hold the ships and torpedoes

      -

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      +

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      -

      The space ship and the torpedo objects are responsible of their +

      The spaceship and the torpedo objects are responsible for their internal states. They understand the #update: message to recompute their position according to the mechanical laws.

      -

      A fired torpedo has a constant velocity, no external forces is applied +

      A fired torpedo has a constant velocity, no external forces are applied to it. Its position is linearly updated according to the time elapsed. The t parameter in the #update: message is this time interval. @@ -159,11 +158,10 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      position := velocity * t + position. ../..
      -

      Example 4.18: Torpedo mechanics

      -

      A space ship is put under the strain of the star’s gravity pull and +

      A spaceship is put under the strain of the star’s gravity pull and the acceleration of its engines. Therefore its velocity and position -change accordingly to the mechanical laws of physics. +change according to the mechanical laws of physics.

      @@ -178,7 +176,6 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      velocity := newVelocity. ../..
      -

      Example 4.19: Space ship mechanics

       note @@ -200,12 +197,11 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      SpaceShip>>direction
-"I am an unit vector representing the nose direction of the mobile"
+"I am a unit vector representing the nose direction of the mobile"
    ^ Point rho: 1 theta: self heading
      -

      Example 4.20: Space ship direction method

      -

      The #gravity message asks for the gravity vector the space ship +

      The #gravity message asks for the gravity vector of the spaceship is subjected to:

      @@ -217,14 +213,13 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      ^ [-10 * self mass * self starMass / (position r raisedTo: 3) * position] on: Error do: [0 @ 0]
      -

      Example 4.21: Space ship gravity

      Observe the message #starMass sent to the spaceship herself. We, as a spaceship, have not yet figured out how to ask the central star for its stellar mass. Our starMass method can just return, for now, the number 8000.

      -

      The game play is the responsibility of a SpaceWar instance. At +

      The gameplay is the responsibility of a SpaceWar instance. At a regular interval of time, it refreshes the states of the game actors. A stepAt: method is called at a regular interval of time determined by the stepTime method: @@ -240,10 +235,9 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      ships do: [:each | each unpush]. ../.. - -

      Example 4.22: Regular refresh of the game play

      +

      Example 4.22: Regular refresh of the gameplay

      In the stepAt: method, we intentionally left out the details to -update the ship and torpedoe positions. Note: each ship is sent +update the ship and torpedo positions. Note: each ship is sent regularly an #unpush message to reset its previous #push acceleration.

      @@ -251,16 +245,14 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

       CuisLogo Replace the two lines “../..” with code to update the ships -and the torpedoes positions and velocities. +and the torpedoes’ positions and velocities.

      - -

      Exercise 4.18: Update all ships and torpedoes

      -

      Among other things, the game play handles the collisions between the +

      Among other things, the gameplay handles the collisions between the various protagonists. Enumerators are very handy for this.

      -

      Ships are hold in array of size 2, we just iterate it with a #do: +

      Ships are held in an array of size 2, we just iterate it with a #do: message and a dedicated block of code:

      @@ -272,7 +264,6 @@

      4.5.2 Collections in action

      self teleport: aShip] ]
      -

      Example 4.23: Collision between the ships and the Sun

      diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Events.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Events.html index 3c61d16f..d59a6ae3 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Events.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Events.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Previous: , Up: Events   [Contents][Index]

      -

      8.3 Spacewar! Events

      +

      8.3 Spacewar! Events

      Obviously our Spacewar! game handles events. Firstly we want to control the ships with the keyboard. Secondly, we want the game to pause when the mouse cursor moves out of the game play, and resume when it @@ -94,12 +96,12 @@

      8.3 Spacewar! Events

      described above.

      -

      8.3.1 Mouse event

      - +

      8.3.1 Mouse event

      + -

      Mouse cursor enters game play

      - +

      Mouse cursor enters game play

      +

      We want to catch events when the mouse cursor moves over our SpaceWar morph. @@ -111,14 +113,12 @@

      Mouse cursor enters with a dedicated messages that the mouse cursor enters or leaves? In which class should we implement this method?

      - -

      Exercise 8.1: Get notified of mouse move-over event

      Once we make explicit we want the game play to receive mouse move-over events, we need to set the behavior accordingly with dedicated methods.

      - +

      Each time the mouse cursor enters the game play, we want to:

        @@ -150,11 +150,9 @@

        Mouse cursor enters sent to the game play to be notified the mouse cursor enters the game play area? How should the matching method be written?

        - -

        Exercise 8.2: Handle mouse enter event

        -

        Mouse cursor leaves game play

        - +

        Mouse cursor leaves game play

        +

        We also want to be informed when the mouse cursor leaves our SpaceWar morph. Thanks to the work done in @@ -186,8 +184,6 @@

        Mouse cursor leaves sent to the game play to be notified the mouse cursor leaves the game play area? How should we write the overridden method?

        - -

        Exercise 8.3: Handle mouse leave event

        In graphic user interface, a visual effect is often used to inform the user the keyboard focus changed. In Spacewar! we change the game play @@ -199,8 +195,7 @@

        Mouse cursor leaves

        ch08-Focus -
        -

        Figure 8.1: Spacewar! effect depending on the keyboard focus

        +

        Figure 8.1: Spacewar! effect depending on the keyboard focus

        In the Morph framework, the #keyboardFocusChange: message is sent to the morph losing or gaining the keyboard focus, its parameter is a Boolean. Therefore we implement the Figure 8.1 behavior in the @@ -214,13 +209,12 @@

        Mouse cursor leaves ifFalse: [color := self defaultColor alpha: 0.5]. self redrawNeeded -

        Example 8.1: Spacewar! keyboard focus effect

        -

        8.3.2 Keyboard event

        - - +

        8.3.2 Keyboard event

        + +

        To control the space ships, we use the keyboard. Therefore we want the game play to be notified of keyboard events. @@ -232,10 +226,8 @@

        8.3.2 Keyboard event

        out which method should return true to let the game be notified of keyboard event.

        - -

        Exercise 8.4: Get notified of keyboard event

        - +

        We can decide to be notified of the key down or key up event and also key down then up event (key stroke). As long as our SpaceWar morph responds true to the #handlesKeyboard @@ -258,7 +250,6 @@

        8.3.2 Keyboard event

        event isArrowDown ifTrue: [^ ships first fireTorpedo]. ... -

        Example 8.2: Keystroke to control the first player ship

        To control the second player ship, we use another classic arrangement in QWERTY keyboard controlled game: @@ -271,8 +262,6 @@

        8.3.2 Keyboard event

        the second player ship with the keys WASD. As a reminder, in Smalltalk the character code for q can be written as $q.

        - -

        Exercise 8.5: Keys to control the second player ship

        diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html index 22021d70..f51893ff 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Morphs.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -84,10 +86,10 @@ Previous: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

        -

        6.6 Spacewar! Morphs

        +

        6.6 Spacewar! Morphs

        -

        6.6.1 All Morphs

        +

        6.6.1 All Morphs

        Previously we defined the actors of the game as subclasses of the very general Object class (See Example 3.14). However the game play, the central star, @@ -141,8 +143,6 @@

        6.6.1 All Morphs

        SpaceWar, CentralStar and SpaceShip to be subclasses of the PlacedMorph class.

        - -

        Exercise 6.1: Make all Morphs

        As explained in the previous sections of this chapter, a morph can be embedded within another morph. In Spacewar!, a SpaceWar morph @@ -171,7 +171,6 @@

        6.6.1 All Morphs

        morphPosition: -200 @ 200; color: Color red -

        Example 6.3: Complete code to initialize the Spacewar! actors

        There are two important messages: #addMorph: and #morphPosition:. The former asks to the receiver morph to embed @@ -193,7 +192,7 @@

        6.6.1 All Morphs

        -

        6.6.2 The art of refactoring

        +

        6.6.2 The art of refactoring

        In our newtonian model we explained the @@ -271,7 +270,6 @@

        6.6.2 The art of refactoring

        poolDictionaries: '' category: 'Spacewar!'
        -

        Example 6.4: Mobile in the game play

        @@ -279,8 +277,6 @@

        6.6.2 The art of refactoring

        What should be the refactored definitions of the SpaceShip and Torpedo classes?

        - -

        Exercise 6.2: Refactoring SpaceShip and Torpedo

        The first behaviors we add to our Mobile are its initialization and its mass: @@ -306,7 +302,6 @@

        6.6.2 The art of refactoring

        position := self morphPosition. ^ -10 * self mass * owner starMass / (position r raisedTo: 3) * position -

        Example 6.5: Calculate the gravity force

        This method deserves a few comments:

          @@ -363,7 +358,6 @@

          6.6.2 The art of refactoring

          velocity := velocity / 2. self morphPosition: self morphPosition negated] -

          Example 6.6: Mobile’s update: method

          Now we should add the two methods to detect when a mobile is heading off into deep space. @@ -383,7 +377,6 @@

          6.6.2 The art of refactoring

          Mobile>>morphLocalBounds ^ Rectangle encompassing: self class vertices -

          Example 6.7: Bounds of our Morph objects

          @@ -396,7 +389,6 @@

          6.6.2 The art of refactoring

          "is the mobile going crazy in the direction of the outer space?" ^ (self morphPosition dotProduct: velocity) > 0
          -

          Example 6.8: Test when a mobile is “spaced out”

          As you see, these test methods are simple and short. When writing Cuis-Smalltalk code, this is something we appreciate a lot and we do not @@ -454,8 +446,7 @@

          6.6.2 The art of refactoring

          ch06-20-TorpedoUpdateInheritance -
          -

          Figure 6.14: Update’s inheritance button

          +

          Figure 6.14: Update’s inheritance button

          We already met an example of overriding when initializing a space ship instance – see Example 3.17. In the context of our class refactoring, the initialize overriding spans the whole @@ -478,7 +469,6 @@

          6.6.2 The art of refactoring

          lifeSpan := 500. acceleration := 3000 -

          Example 6.9: Initialize overriding in the Mobile hierarchy

          Observe how each class is only responsible of its specific state diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Source-Code.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Source-Code.html index 16a479e9..4b0c3682 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021-Source-Code.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021-Source-Code.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

          -

          Appendix G Spacewar! Source Code

          +

          Appendix G Spacewar! Source Code

          In the raw source code below, understand the “_” character as “:=”. 

          'From Cuis6.0 [latest update: #6154] on 27 January 2024 at 5:42:28 pm'!
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          -

          3.6 Spacewar! States and Behaviors

          +

          3.6 Spacewar! States and Behaviors

          -

          3.6.1 The game states

          +

          3.6.1 The game states

          After defining the classes involved in the game design, we now define several states of these classes:

            -
          • A SpaceWar instance representing the game play needs to +
          • A SpaceWar instance representing the gameplay needs to know about the centralStar, the ships, the fired torpedoes, and its color. @@ -110,7 +112,7 @@

            3.6.1 The game states

          -

          We need to explain the mathematical nature of these states, then +

          We need to explain the mathematical nature of these states, and then discuss their object representation in the instance variables of our classes.

          @@ -122,7 +124,7 @@

          3.6.1 The game states

          reference to a String instance”.

          -

          SpaceWar

          +

          SpaceWar

          This object is the entry into the game. We want a meaningful class name. Its instance variables are the involved protagonists of the game: @@ -135,19 +137,19 @@

          SpaceWar

          is an Array instance, its size is fixed to two elements.
        • torpedoes is a collection of the fired torpedoes - in the game play. As this quantity is variable, a dynamic + in the gameplay. As this quantity is variable, a dynamic OrderedCollection makes sense.
        -

        CentralStar

        +

        CentralStar

        Its unique instance variable, mass, is a number, most likely an Integer.

        -

        SpaceShip

        +

        SpaceShip

        -

        The space ship is the most complex object, some clarifications +

        The spaceship is the most complex object, some clarifications regarding its variables are needed.

          @@ -168,12 +170,12 @@

          SpaceShip

          The ship’s position is regularly recomputed according to the law of the Galilean reference frame. The computation depends on - the ship’s velocity, it’s current engine boost and the gravity pull + the ship’s velocity, it’s current engine boost, and the gravity pull of the central star.

        • heading is an angle in radians, the direction - where the ship nose is pointing. It is therefore a Float - number. At game start, the ships are oriented to the top, the + where the ship’s nose is pointing. It is therefore a Float + number. At the game’s start, the ships are oriented to the top, the heading value is then -pi/2 radians; the oy axis is oriented from the top to the bottom of the screen. @@ -197,22 +199,22 @@

          SpaceShip

        -

        A few words regarding the euclidean coordinates: the origin of our +

        A few words regarding the Euclidean coordinates: the origin of our orthonormal frame is the central star, its first vector is oriented toward the right of the screen, and the second one towards the top of the screen. This choice eases the computation of the ship’s acceleration, velocity and position. More on this below.

        -

        Torpedo

        +

        Torpedo

        A torpedo is launched or “fired” from a ship with an initial -velocity related to the ship velocity. Once the torpedo life span -counter reaches zero, it self destructs. +velocity related to the ship’s velocity. Once the torpedo life span +counter reaches zero, it self-destructs.

        • position is a 2D screen coordinate, a - Point instance. Unlike the ship it does not accelerate based + Point instance. Unlike the ship, it does not accelerate based on the gravity pull of the central star. Indeed, a torpedo does not - come with a mass state. For our purposes it is essentially + come with a mass state. For our purposes, it is essentially zero. Its position over time only depends on the torpedo velocity and its initial acceleration. @@ -221,7 +223,7 @@

          Torpedo

          heading when fired, it is therefore a Float number too.
        • velocity is a vector representing the - instantaneous speed of the torpedo. It is constant over the torpedo + instantaneous speed of the torpedo. It is constant over the torpedo’s lifespan. Again velocity is kept as a Point instance.
        • lifeSpan is an integer number counter, when it @@ -231,10 +233,10 @@

          Torpedo

          -

          3.6.2 Instance variables

          +

          3.6.2 Instance variables

          In the previous chapter, we explained how to define the four classes SpaceWar, CentralStar, SpaceShip and -Torpedo. In this section, we will add to the these definitions +Torpedo. In this section, we will add to these definitions the instance variables – states – discussed above.

          To add the variables to the Torpedo class, from the Browser, @@ -251,7 +253,6 @@

          3.6.2 Instance variables

          poolDictionaries: '' category: 'Spacewar!'
          -

          Example 3.14: Torpedo class with its instance variables

          @@ -259,24 +260,22 @@

          3.6.2 Instance variables

          Add the instance variables we discussed earlier to the SpaceWar, CentralStar and SpaceShip classes.

          - -

          Exercise 3.9: Instance variables of the Spacewar! protagonists

          -

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          - - +

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          + +

          Some of these states need to be accessed from other entities:

            -
          • When initializing a space ship, we want to set its name +
          • When initializing a spaceship, we want to set its name with a keyword message categorised as a setter: ship name: 'The needle'.
          • To compute the gravity force applied to an object owning a - mass, we want to get its value with an unary message categorised as + mass, we want to get its value with a unary message categorised as a getter: star mass * ship mass.
          @@ -294,7 +293,6 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          | temporary variable names | statements
          -

          Example 3.15: Method template

          It describes itself as:

          @@ -332,12 +330,10 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          position, velocity and mass attributes.

          - -

          Exercise 3.10: SpaceShip getter message

          - - - + + +

          Some instance variables need to be set from another entity, so a setter keyword message is necessary. @@ -353,7 +349,7 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          name instance variable is bound to the aString object. To type in this symbol type _ then space, -Cuis-Smalltalk will turn it to left arrow symbol. Alternatively write +Cuis-Smalltalk will turn it into the left arrow symbol. Alternatively write name := aString. One might pronounce := as “gets”.

          Since name is an instance variable, each instance method @@ -370,13 +366,11 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

           CuisLogo Ship position and velocity, as well as -torpedo heading will need to be set at game start up or +torpedo heading will need to be set at game start-up or when a ship jumps in hyperspace. Write the appropriate setters.

          - -

          Exercise 3.11: SpaceShip setter messages

          -

          Observe how we do not have a setter message for the space ship +

          Observe how we do not have a setter message for the spaceship mass attribute. Indeed, it does not make sense to change the mass of a ship from another object. In fact, if we consider both player ships to be of equal mass, we should remove the mass @@ -387,7 +381,6 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          SpaceShip>>mass
    ^ 1
          -

          Example 3.16: A method returning a constant

          On the other hand, we could also consider the mass to depend on the consumed fuel and torpedoes. After all, 93 % of @@ -396,8 +389,8 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

          refactoring.

          -

          Controls

          -

          A space ship controlled by the player understands messages to adjust +

          Controls

          +

          A spaceship controlled by the player understands messages to adjust its direction and acceleration16:

          Direction. The ship’s heading is controlled with the @@ -409,39 +402,35 @@

          3.6.3 Behaviors

           CuisLogo Write two methods named left and right to shift the ship - heading of 0.1 accordingly to the indications above. + heading of 0.1 according to the indications above.

          - -

          Exercise 3.12: Methods to control ship heading

          Acceleration. When the #push message is sent to - the ship, the engines are ignited and an internal acceleration of 10 - units of acceleration is applied to the ship. When the #unpush + the ship, the engines are ignited, and an internal acceleration of 10 + units of acceleration are applied to the ship. When the #unpush message is sent, the acceleration stops.

           CuisLogo Write two methods named push and unpush to - adjust the ship inner acceleration accordingly to the indications + adjust the ship’s inner acceleration according to the indications above.

          - -

          Exercise 3.13: Methods to control ship acceleration

          -

          3.6.4 Initializing

          +

          3.6.4 Initializing

          -

          When an instance is created, for example SpaceShip new, it +

          When an instance is created, for example, SpaceShip new, it is automatically initialized: the message #initialize is sent to the newly created object and its matching initialize instance side method is called.

          The initializing process is useful to set the default values of the instance variables. When we create a new space ship object we want to -set its default position, speed, acceleration: +set its default position, speed, and acceleration:

          @@ -451,8 +440,7 @@

          3.6.4 Initializing

          position := 100 @ 100. acceleration := 0
          - -

          Example 3.17: Initialize the space ship

          +

          Example 3.17: Initialize the spaceship

          In the method Example 3.17, observe the first line super initialize. When a message is sent to @@ -461,7 +449,7 @@

          3.6.4 Initializing

          Object, therefore the Object>>initialize method is called first for initialization.

          -

          When created, a space ship is positioned to the top and right of the +

          When created, a spaceship is positioned to the top and right of the central star. It has no velocity nor internal acceleration – only the gravity pull of the central star. Its nose points in direction of the top of the game display. @@ -480,10 +468,8 @@

          3.6.4 Initializing

           CuisLogo Write the -method to initialize the central star with 8000 units of mass? +method to initialize the central star with 8000 units of mass.

          - -

          Exercise 3.14: Initialize central star

          @@ -492,7 +478,7 @@

          Footnotes

          (16)

          The velocity is a consequence -of the accelerations applied to the space ship.

          +of the accelerations applied to the spaceship.

          diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021-models.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021-models.html index 4de8871b..1268ba3f 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021-models.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021-models.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,11 +84,11 @@ Previous: , Up: The Message Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

          -

          2.6 Spacewar! models

          +

          2.6 Spacewar! models

          -

          2.6.1 First classes

          -

          In the last chapter we listed the protagonists of the game. Now, we +

          2.6.1 First classes

          +

          In the last chapter, we listed the protagonists of the game. Now, we propose a first implementation of the game model with a set of classes representing the involved entities:

          @@ -101,8 +103,8 @@

          2.6.1 First classes

          • - - + +

          Before defining these classes in Cuis-Smalltalk, we want to create a dedicated class category to group them there.

          @@ -117,7 +119,7 @@

          2.6.1 First classes

          key in Spacewar!

          - +

          Once our new category is created, the Browser proposes a code template in the method source code pane – the bottom one – to create a new class in the Spacewar! category: @@ -130,7 +132,7 @@

          2.6.1 First classes

          category: 'Spacewar!' - +

          We replace the symbol #NameOfSubclass with a symbol representing the name of the class we want to create. Let’s start with #SpaceWar. To save our class, while over the class @@ -148,15 +150,14 @@

          2.6.1 First classes

          ch02-spacewarClassCategory -
          -

          Figure 2.2: Spacewar! class category

          +

          Figure 2.2: Spacewar! class category

          -

          2.6.2 Spacewar! package

          - - - +

          2.6.2 Spacewar! package

          + + +

          Another important use case of a class category is to define a package to save code to a file. A package saves the code of the classes held in a given class category and a bit more, but more on that last point @@ -178,9 +179,8 @@

          2.6.2 Spacewar! package

          ch02-InstalledPackages -
          -

          Figure 2.3: Installed Package window

          - +

          Figure 2.3: Installed Package window

          +

          A file Spacewar!.pck.st is created alongside the Cuis-Smalltalk image file. To install a package in a fresh Cuis-Smalltalk environment, use the File List tool: @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@

          2.6.2 Spacewar! package

          You can also drag and drop the package file from your operating system over to the Squeak window. Upon dropping the file over the window Cuis-Smalltalk will ask you what you want to do with this package. To -install it in your enviroment you can simply press Install +install it in your environment you can simply press Install package.

          Or, you can open a Workspace, type in Feature require: 'Spacewar!' @@ -212,7 +212,7 @@

          2.6.2 Spacewar! package

          -

          2.6.3 The Newtonian model

          +

          2.6.3 The Newtonian model

          For an enjoyable game experience, the player ships must follow Newton’s laws of motion. Acceleration, speed and position are computed according to these laws. The ships are subjected to two forces: the @@ -224,8 +224,7 @@

          2.6.3 The Newtonian model

          motionEquations -
          -

          Figure 2.4: Equations of the accelerations, speed and position

          +

          Figure 2.4: Equations of the accelerations, speed and position

          diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021-package.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021-package.html index a37fe99a..072ba546 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021-package.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021-package.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. Your help is very valuable. +Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Michael Khol, Szabolcs +Komáromi, David Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, +Barry Perryman, Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, +Stephen Smith & Ignacio Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, +suggestions and borrowed texts. Your help is very valuable. -Compilation : January 31, 2024 +Compilation : June 1, 2024 Documentation source: https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/TheCuisBook diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021.html index 2df4cf18..644be500 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Previous: , Up: Beginnings   [Contents][Index]

          -

          1.4 Spacewar!

          +

          1.4 Spacewar!

          The Spacewar! game was initially developed in 1962 by Steve Russell on a DEC PDP-1 minicomputer. It is said to be the first known video game installed on several computers and it was very popular in the @@ -91,8 +93,7 @@

          1.4 Spacewar!

          ch01-SpacewarPDP -
          -

          Figure 1.4: Spacewar! game on a DEC PDP-1 minicomputer

          +

          Figure 1.4: Spacewar! game on a DEC PDP-1 minicomputer

          Wikipedia describes very precisely this space combat simulation game:

          @@ -135,8 +136,7 @@

          1.4 Spacewar!

          ch01-SpacewarGameplay -
          -

          Figure 1.5: Spacewar! game play

          +

          Figure 1.5: Spacewar! game play

          diff --git a/docs/Spacewar_0021_0027s-methods.html b/docs/Spacewar_0021_0027s-methods.html index 6b384ed5..868947c3 100644 --- a/docs/Spacewar_0021_0027s-methods.html +++ b/docs/Spacewar_0021_0027s-methods.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,14 +85,14 @@ Previous: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]

          -

          5.6 Spacewar!’s methods

          +

          5.6 Spacewar!’s methods

          You are already acquainted to the writing of simple methods for the Spacewar! game. We will write some more and learn how to categorize them.

          -

          5.6.1 Initializing the game play

          - +

          5.6.1 Initializing the game play

          +

          We want to add the initialize method to our SpaceWar class. Of course we need to use the System Browser: @@ -141,7 +143,6 @@

          5.6.1 Initializing the game play

          self startSteppingStepTime: self stepTime. self initializeActors
          -

          Example 5.7: Initialize SpaceWar

        • Once edited, save-it with Ctrl-s or ...right click → Accept (s)... @@ -161,12 +162,10 @@

          5.6.1 Initializing the game play

          in Example 5.3 then categorize it in the events method category.

          • - -

          Exercise 5.3: Categorize a method

          -

          5.6.2 Space ship controls

          +

          5.6.2 Space ship controls

          In a previous chapter, you wrote as an exercise simple implementation of the control ship methods. The definitive @@ -192,7 +191,6 @@

          5.6.2 Space ship controls

          "Rotate the ship to its left" self heading: self heading - 0.1
          -

          Example 5.8: Ship controls

          Observe the right and left methods, they are mostly identical to the ones asked in Exercise 3.12. We don’t modify @@ -206,8 +204,6 @@

          5.6.2 Space ship controls

          Categorize the control methods in a newly created method category named control.

          - -

          Exercise 5.4: Categorize control methods

          Control will not be complete without the method to fire a torpedo. It is more complex to correctly initialize a torpedo. @@ -232,17 +228,15 @@

          5.6.2 Space ship controls

          color: self color muchLighter. owner addTorpedo: torpedo -

          Example 5.9: Firing a torpedo from a space ship in motion

          ch05-SpacewarGamePlay -
          -

          Figure 5.1: Spacewar! torpedoes around

          +

          Figure 5.1: Spacewar! torpedoes around

          -

          5.6.3 Collisions

          +

          5.6.3 Collisions

          In a previous chapter we gave a small taste of the collision detection code between the space ships and the central star. It relies on iterator, block of code and control flow. @@ -257,8 +251,6 @@

          5.6.3 Collisions

          method to detect the collision between the two ships and take action accordingly? (Adapt from Example 4.23).

          - -

          Exercise 5.5: Ships collision

          The detection between the two ships and the possible numerous torpedoes required two enumerators with nested blocks of code: @@ -276,7 +268,6 @@

          5.6.3 Collisions

          ] ] -

          Example 5.10: Collision between the ships and the torpedoes

          @@ -290,8 +281,6 @@

          5.6.3 Collisions

          and the central star and take action accordingly. (Adapt from Example 4.23 and Example 5.10.)

          - -

          Exercise 5.6: Collision between the torpedoes and the Sun

          diff --git a/docs/String-_002d_002d-a-particular-collection.html b/docs/String-_002d_002d-a-particular-collection.html index b69c0559..1a8e28ee 100644 --- a/docs/String-_002d_002d-a-particular-collection.html +++ b/docs/String-_002d_002d-a-particular-collection.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -84,9 +86,9 @@ Next: , Up: The Collection Way of Life   [Contents][Index]

          -

          4.1 String – a particular collection

          - - +

          4.1 String – a particular collection

          + +

          The String class also inherits behavior from its ancestor @@ -97,12 +99,12 @@

          4.1 String parent classes too. The whole behavior of a class, defined in the class itself and its parents is called its protocol.

          - - + +

          Again the browser is helpful to explore a class protocol. You have two options:

          - +
          1. Explore the protocol. In the class pane of the browser, do ...select String class → @@ -111,8 +113,7 @@

            4.1 String
            ch03-browseProtocol -
            -

            Figure 4.1: Browse String protocol

            +

            Figure 4.1: Browse String protocol

            The new window is a protocol browser for the String class. At the left, we see a hierarchy of the String’s ancestor classes. @@ -131,7 +132,7 @@

            4.1 String SequenceableCollection is selected and its source code is displayed on the large bottom pane.

            - +

          2. Explore the hierarchy. In the class pane of the browser, do ...select String class → right mouse button → Browse hierarchy @@ -140,17 +141,16 @@

            4.1 String
            ch03-browseHierarchy -
            -

            Figure 4.2: Browse the String hierarchy

            +

            Figure 4.2: Browse the String hierarchy

            The hierarchy browser is very like the system browser with only two differences:

            - +
            • At the far left, the class categories pane is absent,
            • In the classes pane, the hierarchy of String is - printed. It makes easy to browse String parent and + printed. It makes it easy to browse String parent and child classes.
            @@ -181,11 +181,9 @@

            4.1 String Find the appropriate method to transform ’Hello My Friend’ into ’My Friend’.

            - -

            Exercise 4.1: Cut a string

            Beware, some messages in the String protocol may obviously not -work. Observe below, the error is thrown on a Character +work. Observe below, that the error is thrown on a Character instance:

            @@ -202,8 +200,8 @@

            4.1 String

            Symbol. A symbol is very like a string but it is unique and never duplicated. Two references to 'hello' might be to two or only -one object depending computational history. Two references -to #hello are guarenteed to always refer to the same object. +one object depending on computational history. Two references +to #hello are guaranteed to always refer to the same object.

            Symbols got their name because they are used as symbolic constants. You already observed how in the book we wrote message @@ -222,7 +220,7 @@

            4.1 String

            Now you know. A symbol can’t be duplicated nor changed.

            - +

             note diff --git a/docs/Submorph.html b/docs/Submorph.html index 706b83f7..da5db469 100644 --- a/docs/Submorph.html +++ b/docs/Submorph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,9 +84,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Visual with Morph   [Contents][Index]

            -

            6.3 Submorph

            - - +

            6.3 Submorph

            + +

            Morphs can contain other morphs. These interior morphs are called submorphs of their containing morph. Again, you can do this by writing the software “code”, but let’s do it directly with a @@ -96,8 +98,7 @@

            6.3 Submorph

            ch06-05-AddRectangle -
            -

            Figure 6.4: Obtain a BoxedMorph

            +

            Figure 6.4: Obtain a BoxedMorph

            Now drag the rect over the ellipse and Middle-Click on the rect and click on the blue construction handle to gets the rect’s Morph Menu. Use the menu selection embed into and @@ -105,8 +106,7 @@

            6.3 Submorph

            ch06-06-EmbedRectIntoEllipse -
            -

            Figure 6.5: Make the rect a submorph of the +

            Figure 6.5: Make the rect a submorph of the ellipse

            Now when you click-drag the ellipse, or use the Pick up or Move construction handles, the rect is just a decoration for diff --git a/docs/Summary-of-Syntax.html b/docs/Summary-of-Syntax.html index 895479a2..b8c8343d 100644 --- a/docs/Summary-of-Syntax.html +++ b/docs/Summary-of-Syntax.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

            -

            Appendix B Summary of Syntax

            +

            Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      @@ -121,7 +123,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      -
      +
      Local variables.
      @@ -132,7 +134,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      temporary variable must be lower case. This indicates to the reader that the variable has a private scope.

      - +
      Shared variables
      @@ -152,7 +154,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      assign to it.

      - +
      Integers.
      @@ -161,14 +163,14 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      (i.e., binary), which is equal to decimal 5.

      - +
      Float point numbers.

      Floating point numbers can be specified with their base-ten exponent: 2.4e7 is 2.4 × 107.

      - +
      Characters.
      @@ -178,7 +180,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      class, such as Character space and Character tab.

      - +
      Strings.
      @@ -196,7 +198,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      #Hello but there may be multiple String objects with the value 'Hello'.

      - +
      Static arrays.
      @@ -207,7 +209,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      elements: the integer 27, the compile-time array containing the two booleans, and the symbol #abc.

      - +
      Dynamic arrays.
      @@ -227,14 +229,14 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      comment, not a string, and is ignored by the Cuis-Smalltalk compiler. Comments may span multiple lines.

      - +
      Local variable declarations.

      Vertical bars | | enclose the declaration of one or more local variables in a method (and also in a block).

      - +
      Assignment.
      @@ -244,7 +246,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      character key. So, x := 1 is the same as x ← 1 or x _ 1.

      - +
      Blocks.
      @@ -263,14 +265,14 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      executed only if the primitive fails. The same syntax is also used for method annotations.

      - +
      Unary messages.

      Unary messages consist of a single word (like #factorial) sent to a receiver (like 3).

      - +
      Binary messages.
      @@ -278,7 +280,7 @@

      Appendix B Summary of Syntax

      and taking a single argument. In 3 + 4, the receiver is 3 and the argument is 4.

      - +
      Keyword messages.
      diff --git a/docs/Syntactic-elements.html b/docs/Syntactic-elements.html index ee38e571..2360ec90 100644 --- a/docs/Syntactic-elements.html +++ b/docs/Syntactic-elements.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -79,7 +81,7 @@ Next: , Up: Control Flow Messaging   [Contents][Index]

      -

      5.1 Syntactic elements

      +

      5.1 Syntactic elements

      Expressions are composed of the following building blocks:

        diff --git a/docs/System-Events.html b/docs/System-Events.html index 10a723d1..3218de6a 100644 --- a/docs/System-Events.html +++ b/docs/System-Events.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Up: Events   [Contents][Index]

        -

        8.1 System Events

        +

        8.1 System Events

        Modern integrated System On a Chip (SOC) hardware has many circuits which are active at the same time. So one kind of event is @@ -94,7 +96,7 @@

        8.1 System Events

        Cuis-Smalltalk, the class MorphicEvent and its subclasses represent the diversity of events in the system.

        - + 
        MorphicEvent
    DropEvent
diff --git a/docs/The-Change-Log.html b/docs/The-Change-Log.html
index d89406b9..ce6c95ee 100644
--- a/docs/The-Change-Log.html
+++ b/docs/The-Change-Log.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
 
@@ -84,7 +86,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: Code Management   [Contents][Index]
        -

        9.2 The Change Log

        +

        9.2 The Change Log

        Cuis-Smalltalk records any action occurring in the environment: the code you @@ -130,8 +132,7 @@

        9.2 The Change Log

        ch10-RecoverLostChanges1 -
        -

        Figure 9.1: Cuis-Smalltalk informs about lost changes

        +

        Figure 9.1: Cuis-Smalltalk informs about lost changes

        From there you have three options:

          @@ -141,7 +142,7 @@

          9.2 The Change Log

          Workspaces or any places where code can be executed). Often this is not really what you want to do, particularly the executed code. - +
        • Restore lost changes manually. In the subsequent Lost changes window you are presented with the unsaved changes, one per line, in chronological order, with the older ones @@ -151,8 +152,7 @@

          9.2 The Change Log

          ch10-RecoverLostChanges2 -
          -

          Figure 9.2: Manually select the changes to file in

          +

          Figure 9.2: Manually select the changes to file in

          To file-in the changes related to the creation of the TheBook class but not the executed code in the Workspace, select the two lines related to class definition. @@ -164,7 +164,7 @@

          9.2 The Change Log

        • Nothing. No changes are restored. Keep in mind that unsaved changes aren’t discarded until you save your image. - +

          In case you change your mind and you want to recover changes, do ...World menu → Changes... → Recently logged Changes.... diff --git a/docs/The-Change-Set.html b/docs/The-Change-Set.html index cb5a4b2e..a31c951a 100644 --- a/docs/The-Change-Set.html +++ b/docs/The-Change-Set.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Code Management   [Contents][Index]

          -

          9.3 The Change Set

          +

          9.3 The Change Set

          On a fresh Cuis-Smalltalk installation, each code you edit in the System @@ -95,8 +97,7 @@

          9.3 The Change Set

          ch10-ChangeSet1 -
          -

          Figure 9.3: The Change Sorter, class edit

          +

          Figure 9.3: The Change Sorter, class edit

          The TheBook class we added to Cuis-Smalltalk in the previous section is a change made to the core of the system. By default, it is recorded in a change set automatically created by the system. In @@ -111,8 +112,7 @@

          9.3 The Change Set

          ch10-ChangeSet2 -
          -

          Figure 9.4: The Change Sorter, method edit

          +

          Figure 9.4: The Change Sorter, method edit

          Observe Figure 9.4, after we added the method pages to the TheBook class, the middle pane lists the added or modified methods. When a method is selected its source code @@ -137,7 +137,6 @@

          9.3 The Change Set

          pages ^ 151! ! -

          Example 9.1: Change set contents

          To load this change set back in a new image, you use the File List tool ...World menu → Open → @@ -147,8 +146,7 @@

          9.3 The Change Set

          ch10-FileListChangeSet -
          -

          Figure 9.5: The File List tool, to install a change set and more

          +

          Figure 9.5: The File List tool, to install a change set and more

          • code. It opens a kind of System Browser limited to the code in the change set file. It is a very handy tool to read and @@ -172,8 +170,7 @@

            9.3 The Change Set

            ch10-ChangeList -
            -

            Figure 9.6: Change List tool to review modifications to the image

            +

            Figure 9.6: Change List tool to review modifications to the image

          • install. It just installs the complete change set without interactivity. diff --git a/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html index c87ac269..3ae4efb5 100644 --- a/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,8 +83,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

            -

            The Collection Way of Life

            -

            Exercise 4.1

            +

            The Collection Way of Life

            +

            Exercise 4.1

            Open the protocol browser on the class String, search for the method allButFirst: implemented in SequenceableCollection. Read its comment in its source code. @@ -91,12 +93,12 @@

            Exercise 4.2

            +

            Exercise 4.2

            (-80 to: 50) asArray
            -

            Exercise 4.3

            +

            Exercise 4.3

            (1 to: 100) difference: (25 to: 75)
 ⇒ #(1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
@@ -104,24 +106,24 @@ 
            Exercise 4.4
            
+
            Exercise 4.4
            
 
            
 
            (-20 to: 45) select: [:z | z odd]
 
            
 
-
            Exercise 4.5
            
+
            Exercise 4.5
            
 
            
 
            ((101 to: 200) select: [:n | n isPrime]) size
 ⇒ 21 
 
            
 
-
            Exercise 4.6
            
+
            Exercise 4.6
            
 
            
 
            (1 to: 100) select:[:n | n isDivisibleBy: 7]
 ⇒ #(7 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70 77 84 91 98) 
 
            
 
-
            Exercise 4.7
            
+
            Exercise 4.7
            
 
            This solution, based on set operations and multiple use of the
 #select: message, is mostly compatible with the knowledge
 acquired at this point of the book.
@@ -140,14 +142,14 @@ 
            (1 to: 100) select:[:n | n isPrime not and: [n odd]]
            -

            Exercise 4.8

            +

            Exercise 4.8

            'Zpv!bsf!b!cptt' collect: [:c |
    (c asciiValue - 1) asCharacter]
 ⇒ 'You are a boss'
            -

            Exercise 4.9

            +

            Exercise 4.9

            ($A to: $Z) collect: [:c |
    (c asciiValue - 65 + 3 \\ 26 + 65) asCharacter]
@@ -170,7 +172,7 @@ 
            Exercise 4.10
            
+
            Exercise 4.10
            
 
            In the solution of Exercise 4.9, we just need to replace the
 characters interval with a string:
 
            
@@ -179,14 +181,14 @@ 
            Exercise 4.11
            
+
            Exercise 4.11
            
 
            
 
              'DOHDMDFWDHVW' collect: [:c |
     (c asciiValue - 65 - 3 \\ 26 + 65) asCharacter]
 ⇒ 'ALEAJACTAEST'
 
            
 
-
            Exercise 4.12
            
+
            Exercise 4.12
            
 
            The appropriate message is #first:, defined in the parent
 class SequenceableCollection. You need to use the protocol or
 hierarchy browser on Array to discover it:
@@ -196,7 +198,7 @@ 
            Exercise 4.13
            
+
            Exercise 4.13
            
 
            You could simply do a thumb:
 
            
 
            
@@ -220,7 +222,7 @@ 
            array1 atAllPut: 'kiwi'.
            -

            Exercise 4.14

            +

            Exercise 4.14

            In the OrderedCollection protocol search for the method add:after:.

            @@ -229,7 +231,7 @@

            Exercise 4.15

            +

            Exercise 4.15

            Set  new
    addAll: 'buenos días';
@@ -238,7 +240,7 @@ 
            Exercise 4.16
            
+
            Exercise 4.16
            
 
            
 
            colors keysDo: [:key |
    colors at: key put: key asString capitalized].
@@ -247,7 +249,7 @@ 
            Exercise 4.17
            
+
            Exercise 4.17
            
 
            When the game starts there is no fired torpedoes, therefore
 torpedoes is an empty OrderedCollection,
 instantiated with the #new class message.
@@ -267,7 +269,7 @@ 
            Exercise 4.18
            
+
            Exercise 4.18
            
 
            
 
            SpaceWar>>stepAt: msSinceLast
   ships do: [:each | each update: msSinceLast / 1000 ].
diff --git a/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life.html b/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life.html
index 168fb6b0..54ba2f31 100644
--- a/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life.html
+++ b/docs/The-Collection-Way-of-Life.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]
            
 
            
 
            
-
            4 The Collection Way of Life
            
+
            4 The Collection Way of Life
            
 
 
            
 
            Simplicity does not precede complexity, but follows it.
@@ -93,9 +95,9 @@ 
            4 The Collection Way of Li
 
            
 
 
            Since the concept’s introduction in the 70s, collections and their associated
-iterators are important programming elements of Smalltalk. Correctly
+iterators have been important programming elements of Smalltalk. Correctly
 used, they improve both code compactness and code understanding; two
-paradigms which may seem antagonistic. Since then, these innovations
+paradigms that may seem antagonistic. Since then, these innovations
 have percolated into many popular programming languages.
      diff --git a/docs/The-Debugger.html b/docs/The-Debugger.html index 7706a496..84728c2d 100644 --- a/docs/The-Debugger.html +++ b/docs/The-Debugger.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -85,8 +87,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Debug and Exception Handling   [Contents][Index]

      -

      10.2 The Debugger

      - +

      10.2 The Debugger

      +

      First, we need a fairly simple code example to look at. Please type or copy the following into a Workspace.

      @@ -98,17 +100,15 @@

      10.2 The Debugger

      childrenDo: [ :f | fileNames add: f name ]. fileNames asArray. -

      Example 10.3: Names of Directory Entries

      Now, you can Ctrl-a (select All) and Ctrl-p (select Print-it) to see the result.

      ch10-02-DirChildNames -
      -

      Figure 10.2: Names of files and directories in a Directory

      +

      Figure 10.2: Names of files and directories in a Directory

      - +

       note The String class has several method category names @@ -125,8 +125,7 @@

      10.2 The Debugger

      ch10-03-DebugIt -
      -

      Figure 10.3: Debug It

      +

      Figure 10.3: Debug It

      The top pane in the debugger shows a view of the execution stack for this bit of execution context. The way to think of this, the @@ -187,16 +186,14 @@

      10.2 The Debugger

      ch10-04-StepInto -
      -

      Figure 10.4: Step Into

      +

      Figure 10.4: Step Into

      As you single step the debugger, hilighting of the next message send changes. Press Over three times. You should see the line starting with childrenDo: hilighted. Now press Into.

      ch10-05-FocusObjAndArgs -
      -

      Figure 10.5: Viewing Focus Object and Temporaries

      +

      Figure 10.5: Viewing Focus Object and Temporaries

      The stack area shows the focus object is a DirectoryEntry. Inspect its instance values by selecting lines in the lower left pane. diff --git a/docs/The-Examples.html b/docs/The-Examples.html index 96bcc41c..d7245677 100644 --- a/docs/The-Examples.html +++ b/docs/The-Examples.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

      -

      Appendix E The Examples

      +

      Appendix E The Examples

      Example 1

      I am an example with a caption and a result

      Example 1.1

      The traditional ’Hello World!’ program

      @@ -109,7 +111,7 @@

      Appendix E The Examples

      Example 3.14

      Torpedo class with its instance variables

      Example 3.15

      Method template

      Example 3.16

      A method returning a constant

      -
      Example 3.17

      Initialize the space ship

      +
      Example 3.17

      Initialize the spaceship

      Example 4.1

      Dynamic size collection

      Example 4.2

      Set operations

      Example 4.3

      Select prime numbers between 1 and 100

      @@ -133,7 +135,7 @@

      Appendix E The Examples

      Example 4.19

      Space ship mechanics

      Example 4.20

      Space ship direction method

      Example 4.21

      Space ship gravity

      -
      Example 4.22

      Regular refresh of the game play

      +
      Example 4.22

      Regular refresh of the gameplay

      Example 4.23

      Collision between the ships and the Sun

      Example 5.1

      SpaceWar! key stroke

      Example 5.2

      Compute divisors

      diff --git a/docs/The-Exercises.html b/docs/The-Exercises.html index 0fcdc3c6..1da8f3cb 100644 --- a/docs/The-Exercises.html +++ b/docs/The-Exercises.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

      -

      Appendix C The Exercises

      +

      Appendix C The Exercises

      Exercise 1

      I am an example of an exercise

      Exercise 1.1

      Middle placement

      @@ -109,7 +111,7 @@

      Appendix C The Exercises

      Exercise 4.2

      Negative integer numbers

      Exercise 4.3

      Hole in a set

      Exercise 4.4

      Odd integers

      -
      Exercise 4.5

      Number of prime number between 101 and +

      Exercise 4.5

      Number of prime numbers between 101 and 200

      Exercise 4.6

      Multiples of 7

      Exercise 4.7

      Odd and non prime integers

      diff --git a/docs/The-Figures.html b/docs/The-Figures.html index 546aa020..be67e648 100644 --- a/docs/The-Figures.html +++ b/docs/The-Figures.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -80,7 +82,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

      -

      Appendix F The Figures

      +

      Appendix F The Figures

      Figure 1

      Cuis

      Figure 1.1

      Set Preferences

      diff --git a/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html index c4c80787..ab3bad29 100644 --- a/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,9 +85,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

      -

      The Fundamentals of Morph

      +

      The Fundamentals of Morph

      -

      Exercise 7.1

      +

      Exercise 7.1

      The drawOn: method is modified to draw two distinct, unconnected lines:

      @@ -103,7 +105,7 @@

      #lineTo: asks the pencil to draw from that previous position to this new position.

      -

      Exercise 7.2

      +

      Exercise 7.2

      We create a RectangleExampleMorph, subclass of PlacedMorph:

      @@ -134,10 +136,9 @@

      E-exeRectMorph -
      -

      Figure D.2: Several rectangle morphs

      +

      Figure D.2: Several rectangle morphs

      -

      Exercise 7.3

      +

      Exercise 7.3

      Among the clock parts (submorphs) we only need to modify the drawing of the ClockSecondHandMorph class. The disc is surrounded with a thin red line and filled in yellow. @@ -152,7 +153,7 @@

      Exercise 7.4

      +

      Exercise 7.4

      On top of the drawOn: method, we also want the acceleration variable to take a range of values between 0 and 50.

      @@ -183,14 +184,14 @@

      Exercise 7.5

      +

      Exercise 7.5

      The width of the torpedo is 4 pixels and its height 8 pixels: 

      Torpedo>>morphExtent
    ^ `4 @ 8`
      -

      Exercise 7.6

      +

      Exercise 7.6

      The Torpedo’s drawOn: method is very similar to the one in SpaceShip class:

      @@ -204,7 +205,7 @@

      Exercise 7.7

      +

      Exercise 7.7

      We use a local variable because we use two times the vertices, one to draw the ship and a second time to draw the gas exhaust.

      @@ -220,7 +221,7 @@

      Exercise 7.8

      +

      Exercise 7.8

      You need both to iterate each vertex of the vertices array and access the subsequent vertex by index. The arithmetic reminder operation #\\ is needed to keep the index in the boundary of the @@ -252,7 +253,7 @@

      Exercise 7.9

      +

      Exercise 7.9

      Just replace each morph position distance approach with the intersection detection between the morphs’ display bounds:

      diff --git a/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph.html b/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph.html index cbbd0fec..369f6578 100644 --- a/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph.html +++ b/docs/The-Fundamentals-of-Morph.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]

      -

      7 The Fundamentals of Morph

      +

      7 The Fundamentals of Morph

      Simple things should be simple and complex things should be possible. @@ -100,7 +102,7 @@

      7 The Fundamentals of Morph chapter deals with how Morphs are built, how to create new Morphs and what rules they follow.

      - +

      The User Interface framework in Cuis-Smalltalk is called Morphic. Morphic was originally created by Randy Smith and John Maloney as the UI diff --git a/docs/The-Image.html b/docs/The-Image.html index 8a36b90e..7e6c0ca9 100644 --- a/docs/The-Image.html +++ b/docs/The-Image.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -79,7 +81,7 @@ Next: , Up: Code Management   [Contents][Index]

      -

      9.1 The Image

      +

      9.1 The Image

      We already wrote about the Cuis-Smalltalk image (See Installing and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk). When saving the state of the virtual machine in the image file, every single change done in the environment will be diff --git a/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html index 0dcc765f..b3ab905c 100644 --- a/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -82,8 +84,8 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

      -

      The Message Way of Life

      -

      Exercise 2.1

      +

      The Message Way of Life

      +

      Exercise 2.1

      'Hello' 
    at: 1 put: $B;
@@ -94,13 +96,13 @@ 
      Exercise 2.2
      
+
      Exercise 2.2
      
 
      
 
      1 + (1/2) squared + (1/3) squared + (1/4) squared
 ⇒  205 / 144
 
      
 
-
      Exercise 2.3
      
+
      Exercise 2.3
      
 
      From a System Browser, do from the left panel to the
 right ...Kernel-Text → CharacterSequence
 → arithmetic... the count of methods in the last
diff --git a/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life.html b/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life.html
index 98c3f27a..89ada8ff 100644
--- a/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life.html
+++ b/docs/The-Message-Way-of-Life.html
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
 
-
+
 
 
 
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@
 Next: , Previous: , Up: The Cuis Book   [Contents][Index]
      -

      2 The Message Way of Life

      +

      2 The Message Way of Life

      The key in making great and growable systems is much more to design how its diff --git a/docs/The-Package.html b/docs/The-Package.html index 1187f1bc..8c866485 100644 --- a/docs/The-Package.html +++ b/docs/The-Package.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -84,9 +86,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Code Management   [Contents][Index]

      -

      9.4 The Package

      - - +

      9.4 The Package

      + +

      A package can hold a set of classes part of the same class category.

      @@ -98,10 +100,9 @@

      9.4 The Package

      ch10-Package-with-requirement -
      -

      Figure 9.7: Installed Packages Browser

      +

      Figure 9.7: Installed Packages Browser

      - +

      Note that we invoked Feature require: 'SVG' earlier. Looking at the package names, we can observe several things @@ -134,8 +135,7 @@

      9.4 The Package

      ch10-NewPackage-Morphic-Learning -
      -

      Figure 9.8: New Package – Morphic-Learning

      +

      Figure 9.8: New Package – Morphic-Learning

      Let’s say that in our clock morph we want to use color named as in the Color-Extra package. So to be able to load our Morphic-Learning package which makes use of this we need to @@ -146,16 +146,14 @@

      9.4 The Package

      ch10-Add-Requirement -
      -

      Figure 9.9: Select package (or Cuis base version) to require

      +

      Figure 9.9: Select package (or Cuis base version) to require

      Now when we save our package, we see the pathname where the package file was created. We can now safely email this file, check it into a version control system, make a copy to our backup thumb drive.

      ch10-Saved-with-requirement -
      -

      Figure 9.10: Saved package – Morphic-Learning

      +

      Figure 9.10: Saved package – Morphic-Learning

      As mentioned above, package files are just text files with a special format which Cuis-Smalltalk knows how to load. If you open a File List browser and view the package file, you will see information on how the package @@ -170,8 +168,6 @@

      9.4 The Package

      (re)select the package in a File List to see your package description.

      - -

      Exercise 9.1: Describe a package

      @@ -179,10 +175,8 @@

      9.4 The Package

      If you have not already done so, create and save a Spacewar! package. There are no additional requirements to specify.

      - -

      Exercise 9.2: Save Spacewar! package

      - +

      There are other interesting things we can do with packages. We can include several class categories in a single package. Consider we want to span our CuisBook classes in two @@ -209,10 +203,8 @@

      9.4 The Package

      class and the later a TheBookMorph class. Save the package on disk.

      - -

      Exercise 9.3: Two class categories, one package

      - +

      Imagine we need to print the page number of the TheBook table of contents as lower cased roman number, as we do with the printed version of this book. The code is very simple: @@ -247,8 +239,7 @@

      9.4 The Package

      ch10-ChangeSetToCore -
      -

      Figure 9.11: Change Sorter, supplementary method to core

      +

      Figure 9.11: Change Sorter, supplementary method to core

      Therefore when saving our TheBook package this method is not included and it is lost when quitting Cuis-Smalltalk. To include it in our package we categorize it in a method category with the @@ -265,8 +256,7 @@

      9.4 The Package

      ch10-BrowsePackageChange -
      -

      Figure 9.12: Package with extension to the Integer class of the +

      Figure 9.12: Package with extension to the Integer class of the Kernel-Numbers system class category

      Observe how each category – class or method one – of an extension is diff --git a/docs/Understanding-Object-Oriented-Programming.html b/docs/Understanding-Object-Oriented-Programming.html index 9802a3e3..244ddf8a 100644 --- a/docs/Understanding-Object-Oriented-Programming.html +++ b/docs/Understanding-Object-Oriented-Programming.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -84,7 +86,7 @@ Next: , Up: Class, Model of Communicating Entities   [Contents][Index]

      -

      3.1 Understanding Object Oriented Programming

      +

      3.1 Understanding Object-Oriented Programming

      But just what is an object?

      @@ -104,7 +106,7 @@

      3.1 Underst - + @@ -124,14 +126,14 @@

      3.1 Underst as we will now describe.

      - +

      A given class declares its internal variables – states – and the behavior by implementing the methods. A variable is basically a named -box which can hold any object. Each instance variable of a class gets its own +box that can hold any object. Each instance variable of a class gets its own box with the common name.

      - +

      Lets see how the Fraction class is declared:

      @@ -155,7 +157,7 @@

      3.1 Underst class. Fraction is called a subclass of Number, and so naturally we call Number a superclass of Fraction.

      - +

      A Class specifies the behavior of all of its instances. It is useful to be able to say this object is like that object, but with these differences. We do this in Smalltalk by having classes inherit instance @@ -163,7 +165,7 @@

      3.1 Underst then specifies just the instance state and behavior that is different from its parent, retaining all the unmodified behaviours.

      -

      This aspect of object oriented programming is called +

      This aspect of object-oriented programming is called inheritance. In Cuis-Smalltalk, each class inherits from one parent class.

      @@ -179,9 +181,9 @@

      3.1 Underst

      Different kinds of objects respond to the same #printString message in different, but appropriate ways.

      - - - + + +

      We have already met fractions. Those fractions are objects called instances of the class Fraction. To create an instance we wrote 5 / 4, the mechanism is based on message sending @@ -204,7 +206,7 @@

      3.1 Underst

      From this source code, we learn that in some situations, the method returns a fraction, reduced. We can expect that in some other -situation an integer is returned, for example 6 / 2. +situation, an integer is returned, for example, 6 / 2.

      In the example, we observe the message #numerator:denominator: is sent to the class Fraction, such a message refers to a @@ -236,8 +238,8 @@

      3.1 Underst elements from the array given in the argument; newFrom: is another class method.

      - - + +

      Now observe the hierarchy of the Number class:

      @@ -253,7 +255,7 @@

      3.1 Underst SmallInteger

      - +

      Float, Integer and Fraction are direct descendants of the Number class. We have already learned about the #squared message sent to integer and fraction instances: @@ -268,7 +270,7 @@

      3.1 Underst called an instance method. This method is defined in both the Number and Fraction classes.

      - +

      Let’s examine this method in Number:

      @@ -295,18 +297,18 @@

      3.1 Underst This alternate squared method, ensures a fraction instance is returned.

      - +

      When the message #squared is sent to a number, different methods are executed depending on if the number is a fraction or another kind of number. Polymorphism means that the Class of each instance decides -how it will repond to a particular message. +how it will respond to a particular message. Here, the Fraction class is overriding the squared method, defined above in the class hierarchy. If a method is not overridden, an inherited method is invoked to respond to the message.

      - +

      Still in the Number hierarchy, let’s examine another example of polymorphism with the #abs message:

      @@ -333,7 +335,7 @@

      3.1 Underst subclasses. Nevertheless, there are several classes overriding it for specialized or optimized cases.

      - +

      For example, regarding large positive integer, abs is empty. Indeed, in the absence of explicitly returned value, the default returned value is the instance itself, in our situation the @@ -355,7 +357,7 @@

      3.1 Underst checks and ifTrue/ifFalse branches. Polymorphism is often used to avoid unnecessary checks and code branches.

      - +

       note @@ -370,7 +372,7 @@

      3.1 Underst

      As an object instance is modeled by its class, it is possible to ask any object its class with the #class message. Observe carefully the class -returned in line 2 and 3: +returned in lines 2 and 3:

      @@ -382,7 +384,6 @@

      3.1 Underst 'Hello' class ⇒ String ('Hello' at: 1) class ⇒ Character

      -

      Example 3.1: Asking the class of an instance

      diff --git a/docs/Visual-with-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html b/docs/Visual-with-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html index 8097843a..53e83e54 100644 --- a/docs/Visual-with-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html +++ b/docs/Visual-with-Morph-_0028Solutions_0029.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -81,9 +83,9 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Solutions to the Exercises   [Contents][Index]

      -

      Visual with Morph

      +

      Visual with Morph

      -

      Exercise 6.1

      +

      Exercise 6.1

      Just replace all Object occurrences with PlacedMorph:

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      Mobile subclass: #SpaceShip
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      6 Visual with Morph

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      6 Visual with Morph

      Morphic is a user interface framework that makes it easy and fun to diff --git a/docs/Writing-your-first-scripts.html b/docs/Writing-your-first-scripts.html index 3b011c6e..8e51d0de 100644 --- a/docs/Writing-your-first-scripts.html +++ b/docs/Writing-your-first-scripts.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -85,7 +87,7 @@ Next: , Previous: , Up: Beginnings   [Contents][Index]

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      1.3 Writing your first scripts

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      1.3 Writing your first scripts

      In this section you will learn how to write simple scripts in the Workspace to get a taste and feel for Smalltalk code. The examples are associated with small exercises to experiment with and @@ -99,9 +101,8 @@

      1.3 Writing your first scr 
      Transcript show: 'Hello World!'
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      Example 1.1: The traditional ’Hello World!’ program

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      To execute this code, select it with the mouse and over it do ...right mouse click → Do it (d)... You may now see nothing happen! Indeed to see the output, you need a @@ -112,8 +113,7 @@

      1.3 Writing your first scr

      ch01-img2 -
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      Figure 1.3: Transcript window with output

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      Figure 1.3: Transcript window with output

      The workspace code has three parts:

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      The action of printing takes place in the class Transcript. The code execution is also invoked with keyboard shortcuts Ctrl-a (select All) then Ctrl-d @@ -138,7 +138,6 @@

      1.3 Writing your first scr Transcript newLine. Transcript show: 'I am Cuising' -

      Example 1.2: Multiple lines

      In this three line script, observe how the lines are separated by a dot “.”. This dot (or period) is a line separator so it is not needed in the @@ -151,13 +150,13 @@

      1.3 Writing your first scr our first script, it is enclosed in single quotes: 'hello world!'. We capitalize it with the #capitalized message:

      - + 
      Transcript show: 'hello world!' capitalized
 ⇒ 'Hello world!'
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      To convert all the characters to capitals use the #asUppercase message:

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      1.3 Writing your first scr ⇒ 'HELLO WORLD!'

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      Two strings are concatenated with the #, message:

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      1.3 Writing your first scr 
      Transcript show: 'Hello ', 'my beloved ', 'friend'
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      1.3 Writing your first scr Add a message to modify Example 1.3 to output ’Hello MY BELOVED friends’.

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      1.3.1 Fun with numbers

      - - +

      1.3.1 Fun with numbers

      + +

      In your Workspace, to compute a factorial execute the example below with Ctrl-a then Ctrl-p (Print it): @@ -211,7 +207,7 @@

      1.3.1 Fun with numbers

      as expected, not a scaled decimal number as many computer languages will return.

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      Write the code to compute the sum of the first four integer inverses. 4 inverted is 1/4

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      Exercise 1.3: Inverse sum

      Integers can be printed in different forms with the appropriate message:

      - - - + + + 
      2020 printStringRoman ⇒ 'MMXX' 
 2020 printStringWords  ⇒ 'two thousand, twenty'
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      1.3.1 Fun with numbers
      
 Print 2020 as
 words, capitalized.
 
      
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      The integer and float numbers we have played with are Numeric Literals. Literals are building blocks of the language and considered as constant expressions. They literally are as they appear. diff --git a/docs/accurateCollisionShipsSun.html b/docs/accurateCollisionShipsSun.html index bd8fe74b..7d4adbf3 100644 --- a/docs/accurateCollisionShipsSun.html +++ b/docs/accurateCollisionShipsSun.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - + @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Copyright © 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 H. Fernandes with K. Dickey & J. Vuletich -Thanks to Matt Armstrong, Ezequiel Birman, Szabolcs Komáromi, David -Lewis, John McGarey, Mariano Montone, Ricardo Pacheco, Barry Perryman, -Tommy Pettersson, Bernhard Pieber, Mauro Rizzi, Stephen Smith & Ignacio -Sniechowski for the reviews of the book, suggestions and borrowed -texts. 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      Table of Contents

    • 3 Class, Model of Communicating Entities

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      • Preface:   +
      • Beginnings:   +
      • The Message Way of Life:   +
      • Class - Model of Communicating Entities:   +
      • The Collection Way of Life:   +
      • Control Flow Messaging:   +
      • Visual with Morph:   +
      • The Fundamentals of Morph:   +
      • Events:   +
      • Code Management:   +
      • Debug and Exception Handling:   +
      • Sharing Cuis:   +
      • Documents Copyright:   +
      • Summary of Syntax:   +
      • The Exercises:   +
      • Solutions to the Exercises:   +
      • The Examples:   +
      • The Figures:   +
      • Spacewar! Source Code:   +
      • Indexes:   +
      +
+
       — The Detailed Node Listing —
+
+Beginnings
+
+
      • Historical Context:   +
      • Installing and configuring Cuis-Smalltalk:   +
      • Writing your first scripts:   +
      • Spacewar!:   +
      +
+The Message Way of Life
+
+
      • Communicating entities:   +
      • Message send definitions:   +
      • Message to string entities:   +
      • Messages to number entities:   +
      • A brief introduction to the system Browser:   +
      • Spacewar! models:   +
      +
+Class, Model of Communicating Entities
+
+
      • Understanding Object Oriented Programming:   +
      • Explore OOP from the Browser:   +
      • Cuis system classes:   +
      • Kernel-Numbers:   +
      • Kernel-Text:   +
      • Spacewar! States and Behaviors:   +
      +
+The Collection Way of Life
+
+
      • String -- a particular collection:   +
      • Fun with variables:   +
      • Fun with collections:   +
      • Collections detailed :   +
      • SpaceWar! collections:   +
      +
+Control Flow Messaging
+
+
      • Syntactic elements:   +
      • Pseudo-variables:   +
      • Method syntax:   +
      • Block syntax:   +
      • Control flow with block and message:   +
      • Spacewar!'s methods:   +
      +
+Visual with Morph
+
+
      • Installing a Package:   +
      • Ellipse Morph:   +
      • Submorph:   +
      • A brief introduction to Inspectors:   +
      • Building your specialized Morph:   +
      • Spacewar! Morphs:   +
      +
+The Fundamentals of Morph
+
+
      • Going Vector:   +
      • A Clock Morph:   +
      • Back to Spacewar! Morphs:   +
      +
+Events
+
+
      • System Events:   +
      • Overall Mechanism:   +
      • Spacewar! Events:   +
      +
+Code Management
+
+
      • The Image:   +
      • The Change Log:   +
      • The Change Set:   +
      • The Package:   +
      • Daily Workflow:   +
      • Source Code File:   +
      +
+Debug and Exception Handling
+
+
      • Inspecting the Unexpected:   +
      • The Debugger:   +
      • Halt!:   +
      +
+Sharing Cuis
+
+
      • Golden Rules of the Smalltalk Guild :   +
      • Refactoring to Improve Understanding:   +
      +
+Solutions to the Exercises
+
+
      • Preface (Solutions):   +
      • Smallltalk Philosophy (Solutions):   +
      • The Message Way of Life (Solutions):   +
      • Class -- model of Communicating Entities (Solutions):   +
      • The Collection Way of Life (Solutions):   +
      • Control Flow Messaging (Solutions):   +
      • Visual with Morph (Solutions):   +
      • The Fundamentals of Morph (Solutions):   +
      • Events (Solutions):   +
      • Code Management (Solutions):   +
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