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Smalltalk generating Curl web content
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This morning finally got a modified version of HttpView2 to load into Pharo. IT then failed to respond in localhost due to two missing methods in ByteString (they stubbed in fine ) so at the moment all is running in the demo examples except the Pa...
I get no errors loading the version of DynamicBindings from the Kom pkg into Pharo (unlike the Squeak problems) so that is good. But ...
ByteString was missing
>>isoToSqueak
>> utf8ToIso
so I added stubs to return self.
I had to fix several in...
Here's a lettle gem in HttpView2 + Kom's Object
asHttpResponseTo: anHttpRequest
^(self asHtmlDocumentForRequest: anHttpRequest)
asHttpResponseTo: anHttpRequest
A working Canvas subclass (using WVCurlCanvas, HVClosingCurlTag, HVCurlHeadTag, HVCurlHEadingTag, HVCurlTag )
I had no idea what to do after being forced to load DynamicBindings, so I am running with
BindingsAccessor initialize.
Smalltalk at: #R...
Curl "Hello World" example now running on Kom under HttpView2 in Squeak 3.10
Rather painful to see the hard-coded HTML classes in String, WriteStream, HttpResponse ...
Makes you think Dependency Injection might sometimes be a good idea ...
To give credit where due, I see this in Comanche
WriteStream
>>contentType
self flag: #svp.
"SVP: We should not be assuming that all write streams contain html content. This needs to be fixed."
^'text/html' asMIMEType
" you could call this \"...
Squeak 3.10 tolerates a HttpView2 extra named SwikiFormatter >> resolveLink with
self extractCodeFrom: u block: [:url :class |
url := model urlForLink: url.
uurl := url asUppercase.
but Pharo will not compile and should not.
This snippet was li...
I have some doubt that anyone has ever run gst-package on Windows XP. The problems seem to be known since Feb 2008.
On CYGWIN gst-package is firing off drivel such as
mkdir "\cygdrive"
and worse so this is beyond rescue for a "user" to try Iliad o...
even after tweaking the make_packages.sh for the quirks of MSYS bash the gst-package is firing 2 "operation not permitted"
Even just running gst-package from the cmd line, under MSys it is trying to build symbolic links with paths that are half-DO...
Ta-Da!
make install
completes without error using a stripped back Makefile. Now to run gst ...
2 1/2 working days of yuch! and it looks like nothing is running !!! Oops. Don't run under MSYS. Over to a Cmd.exe prompt and VOILA! the Gst cmd prompt ...
Another Win32 GNU ST build fails .. but getting close to the end now: these are ST errors in an Xml Node Builder - likely not often built from scratch. I will have to go see why EeeBuntu was so generous in its build ... or whether errors were hand...
At about this point most Smalltalkers must be asking: "What could this have to do with whether Iliad is a web framework of interest on GNU Smalltalk ?" And could you even lure a Ruby developer into this mess? This ain't Ruby Gems, folks ... polish...
The required decl are found in a socketsx.h accompanying a socketsx.c in another folder so either this package is missing its header file or the package is otiose. Back to twiddling the Makefile ...
sockets.o will not make regardless: getaddrinfo is an undefined ref as is freeaddrinfo in sockets.c lines 410 and 411 which causes exit on error and so 'make' terminates even without my trying OpenGl or glut so I begin to suspect that since Novemb...
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Beyond HTML5 - generating Curl web content with Smalltalk web frameworks
This morning finally got a modified version of HttpView2 to load into Pharo. It then failed to respond in localhost due to two missing methods in ByteString (they stubbed in fine ) so at the moment all is running in the demo examples except the Painter ( that was true in Squeak as well - but I have coded my own to Paint Curl into a Canvas there so that should fileIn fine for Pharo.)
Now to tackle generating Curl web content in Iliad in Pharo ( and if that bogs down I have a Seaside and Aida to… Continue
Now to tackle generating Curl web content in Iliad in Pharo ( and if that bogs down I have a Seaside and Aida to… Continue
Posted on August 25, 2009 at 12:30pm —
the woes of Msys and Gnu Smalltalk in the slouch towards the iliad
So close - but still so far - when did GST stop being Tcl/Tk? The make croaked on an undefined symbol for OpenGL
After a 45 minute configure fest you would think that some son-of-autoconf would have detected that GL_BLEND_COLOR_EXT is not defined anywhere ...
So I try adding glut.h here and DLL there and glutwin32.lib here and now we get ONE step further and the make finally croaks on undeclared first use of GL_BLEND_EQUATION_EXT
GLUT comes with a def file but no mention of where the def file… Continue
After a 45 minute configure fest you would think that some son-of-autoconf would have detected that GL_BLEND_COLOR_EXT is not defined anywhere ...
So I try adding glut.h here and DLL there and glutwin32.lib here and now we get ONE step further and the make finally croaks on undeclared first use of GL_BLEND_EQUATION_EXT
GLUT comes with a def file but no mention of where the def file… Continue
Posted on July 29, 2009 at 5:30pm — 11 Comments
Iliad now running on GNU Smalltalk under EeeBuntu base 3.0 on Asus Netbook
I could not get GNU ST to build under Windows XP cygwin or Msys
And it was not much fun trying ot get it to build under EeeBuntu where I routinely do builds with GCC
First: it was essential to use Synaptic to UNINSTALL GST 3.0
Anyway later today I got ICON 9.5 to build from CVS without a hitch ... but getting Iliad up was worth it in spite of the vexation.
I went back to Windows and had no end of grief with VisualWorks Store (nothing new there - in that respect Smalltalk other than VSE with… Continue
And it was not much fun trying ot get it to build under EeeBuntu where I routinely do builds with GCC
First: it was essential to use Synaptic to UNINSTALL GST 3.0
Anyway later today I got ICON 9.5 to build from CVS without a hitch ... but getting Iliad up was worth it in spite of the vexation.
I went back to Windows and had no end of grief with VisualWorks Store (nothing new there - in that respect Smalltalk other than VSE with… Continue
Posted on July 28, 2009 at 10:23pm —
The separation of markup from styles as a Seaside strategy: an idea
My idea is to generate Curl markup+code-with-macros instead of HTML-markup
Curl is both declarative and destructive-assignment
Curl can be non-typed and evolve to typed
Curl is markup but Curl is also macros and iterators and first-class anonymous functions and liver object inspection and live code
So why not have a Seaside which does Curl instead of HTML? (www.curl.com not cURL as in haxx.de)
Why? Because now you get 2 debuggers: the one in Smalltalk on the server and the other the excellent… Continue
Curl is both declarative and destructive-assignment
Curl can be non-typed and evolve to typed
Curl is markup but Curl is also macros and iterators and first-class anonymous functions and liver object inspection and live code
So why not have a Seaside which does Curl instead of HTML? (www.curl.com not cURL as in haxx.de)
Why? Because now you get 2 debuggers: the one in Smalltalk on the server and the other the excellent… Continue
Posted on June 25, 2009 at 1:17pm —
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