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Kelly Hall

2004-06-24, 1:01 am

Hi Folks,

I'm working through a copy of "Smalltalk-80 The Language" with Squeak
3.6 and I'm having some problems with the book's simulation examples.
In particular, the DelayedEvent class on pp. 482-483 has methods 'pause'
and 'resume' that contain:
Simulation active stop process.
and
Simulation active start process.

I can't seem to the code anywhere that handles the stop and start messages.

Are there some known errata to this book someplace? I couldn't find
anything at Addison-Wesley.

Thanks for any help,
Kelly
Craig Latta

2004-06-24, 1:01 am


Hi Kelly--

> I'm working through a copy of "Smalltalk-80 The Language" with Squeak
> 3.6 and I'm having some problems with the book's simulation examples.
> In particular, the DelayedEvent class on pp. 482-483 has methods
> 'pause' and 'resume' that contain:
> Simulation active stop process.
> and
> Simulation active start process.
>
> I can't seem to the code anywhere that handles the stop and start
> messages.


Yeah, those should be "stopProcess" and "startProcess", on p. 486.

> Are there some known errata to this book someplace?


I've never heard of any (sounds like a good wiki page :).


have fun,

-C

--
Craig Latta
improvisational musical informaticist
craig@netjam.org
www.netjam.org
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Kelly Hall

2004-06-24, 1:01 am

Craig Latta wrote:

> Yeah, those should be "stopProcess" and "startProcess", on p. 486.


Sheesh - I should have been able to figure that out.

Thanks a bunch! Now the simulation examples run ;)

Kelly
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