Vista Smalltalk Site
Open Vista Smalltalk in IE7
This is an example using the WPF “Frame” control, which is essentially a Web browser panel. Here, I have simply opened each Frame panel in a default window by using “show”.
The Smalltalk code is below:
| frame |
#('http://vistascript.net'
'http://yahoo.com'
'http://dilbert.com'
'http://cnn.com')
do:[:address |
frame := Frame new.
frame source: (Uri new: address).
frame show]
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In “Multiple Browser Pages Example”
the Smalltalk code containing:
#(’http://vistascript.net’
‘http://yahoo.com’
‘http://dilbert.com’
‘http://cnn.com’)
has quotation characters that all must be changed to ‘ in order to work.
Comment by Geof Bishop — February 14, 2007 @ 8:17 am
Aha, with respect to comment 2 the website itself is doing the changing — if the text is cut and pasted from the website, those characters that look like single quotes must all be put back to ASCII 39, ‘real’ single quotes.
Comment by Geof Bishop — February 14, 2007 @ 8:32 am
Geof,
You are right about the quotes. The blog editor mangles both single and double quotes, and sometimes I forget to reset them before posting.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Comment by pfisk — February 14, 2007 @ 1:13 pm