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23. The Smalltalk Programming Language A description of Smalltalk, the programming language Outback Software,Ltd. - Los Alamos, New Mexico. The smalltalk programming language. http://www.outbacksoftware.com/smalltalk/smalltalk.html

The Smalltalk programming language Not the kind of smalltalk you hear at a cocktail party, Smalltalk is the second-oldest object-oriented programming language. The oldest is Simula-67 , developed by Norwegian computer scientists Kristen Nygaard and Ole-Johan Dahl in the early 1960s. Simula was one of the inspirations for Smalltalk, and it also inspired Bjarne Stroustrup to develop C++ . Smalltalk was developed during the early 1970s by a research group at Xerox PARC that included Alan Kay Dan Ingalls , Dave Robson, Adele Goldberg, Dan Ingalls Peter Deutsch and others. In the early 1980s, Xerox decided to commercialize Smalltalk, and released code for Smalltalk-80 (release names indicated the year of release) to various companies on an experimental basis. The companies included Hewlett-Packard, which produced the first true commercial Smalltalk. At about the same time, Byte magazine devoted an entire issue to Smalltalk (August, 1981). The cover illustration for that issue was the origin of the baloon logo that is now associated with many Smalltalk products. Later, Xerox itself formed a subsidiary, ParcPlace, which released a commercial Smalltalk called VisualWorks. ParcPlace no longer exists, but VisualWorks is still alive and well, developed and marketed by

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Smalltalk Programming Techniques 7. Simple Dialogues and Menus Scrolling text input/output through the transcript is rather tedious, but full windows interfaces are a little beyond the scope of this course. We can create simple push-button windows using the DialogView class methods as follows: accType := DialogView choose: 'Account type?' labels: #('Current' 'Savings') values: #( 1 2 ) default: 0. Or we can display a standard "warning" window which merely waits for the user to press the "OK" button: DialogView warn: 'transaction cancelled' Multiple entry dialogues can be run which prompt for several strings of input: inVals := DialogView request: 'Name' and: 'Address'. newName := inVals at: 1. newAddr := inVals at: 2. Note that the user responses are returned in an array of strings. (Actually, a single-field request will return a single string rather than a one-element array). The class modifications in the SUPPORT area for VWLITE contain request methods for up to four inputs, though you should be able to see how to extend "request:and:" to as many fields as you like.

26. Literate Smalltalk Programming Using Hypertext 21, No. 2). pp. 138145 Literate smalltalk programming Using Hypertext. Index Terms—Programmingenvironments, literate programming, hypertext, Smalltalk. http://www.computer.org/tse/ts1995/e0138abs.htm

February 1995 (Vol. 21, No. 2) p p. 138-145 Literate Smalltalk Programming Using Hypertext Kasper  Østerbye Abstract—The problem examined in this paper is: How and to what extent can hypertext support literate programming in Smalltalk? In order to examine this question we have created a hypertext system which allows us to write Smalltalk code and documentation, and to link code and documentation freely. The literate programs created in hypertext differ from those created with traditional literate programming tools. The main difference is that hypertext-based program exposition promotes description of program dependencies and is perhaps less suited for the detailed exposition of algorithms. Index Terms—Programming environments, literate programming, hypertext, Smalltalk. The full text of IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering is available to members of the IEEE Computer Society who have an online subscription and a web account

27. Recording User Actions In A Smalltalk Programming Environment Systems August 01 05, 1999 Santa Barbara, California, p. 280 RecordingUser Actions in a smalltalk programming Environment. PDF. http://www.computer.org/proceedings/tools/0278/02780280abs.htm

Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems August 01 - 05, 1999 Santa Barbara, California p. 280 Recording User Actions in a Smalltalk Programming Environment Malcolm Macgregor, Pete Thomas, Mark Woodman Open University ... AESOP (An Electronic Student Observatory Project) is a system for recording, replaying and analysing user actions in LearningWorks, a Smalltalk programming environment. The project aims (i) to inform educators how best to effect object technology transfer by improving their teaching, (ii) to provide an apparatus for identifying problems neophytes experience while learning to program and (iii) to provide empirical evidence for improving the design of the programming environment. Initially AESOP is being targeted on a large-scale distance learning course enrolling 5,000 mature students per year. This paper describes the project and gives a flavour of the research questions of how neophytes learn programming concepts, in particular object concepts as exemplified by Smalltalk. The implementation of a selection of tools is described and sample data is also explained. Current project status is reviewed and many issues are raised concerning what sort of data to collect. The full text of tools is available to members of the IEEE Computer Society who have an online subscription and an web account

28. Smalltalk Programming Tutorial, And Information For Students On The OU M206 Comp A tutorial in using the programming language Smalltalk. Also Smalltalk books, student software and books, hints and tips, links. http://members.aol.com/M206ou/m206/index.htm

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[Next] [Prev] [Up] [Top] ... [Contents] 6. ADAMO data in VisualWorks 6.13 Smalltalk programming on data ADAMO Till now, the possibility has been shown to execute the ADAMO data edit through the interface developed in VisualWorks. The access to ADAMO data and their mapping in Smalltalk objects are completely independent from the browser development. For this reason we then performed a verification of the possibility of using Smalltalk as a data analysis language for an experiment of particle physics. To test the usability of Smalltalk for particle physics research, the code was developed to execute, without need of interface, the same calls of the browser for the ADAMO initialization, for the GAF opening and for the data loading. After the data reading, the Smalltalk code was developed to perform data handling similar to the one executed from the FORTRAN code distributed as a sample with the ADAMO system. It has been possible simply by developing the Smalltalk code in a single file and, afterwards, dictating to VisualWorks to "load in" the file and to execute it by interpretation. The different efficiency of the two implementations of the relational attributes was tested in this phase. The implementation by means of the identifier implies that for each edit of the relational attribute the object identified by that certain ID is sought in the collection. If the relational attribute is implemented with an OO approach, with the pointer to the object in relationship, such a search would not be necessary, as the relational attribute would contain the pointer to the Smalltalk row object

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New Smalltalk Programming Environment Free on the Web Smalltalk Express Designed to Meet Demand for Entry-Level Object-Oriented Programming Environment Anaheim, CA, September 10, 1996 - ObjectShare, a division of leading client/server/web tools vendor ParcPlace-Digitalk (NASDAQ: PARQ), today announced the free availability of a new entry-level object-oriented programming environment. The new product, called Smalltalk Express, is designed to introduce developers to the power of object-oriented programming and the Smalltalk language. Coming on the heels of the Company's very successful introduction of its Parts for Java visual toolkit, Smalltalk Express promises to make ObjectShare a primary source for entry into the object-oriented community. "Those of us who know and love this language have always felt bad that there wasn't a commercial grade Smalltalk freely available for self-motivated developers to learn and use," noted Ward Cunningham of Cunningham & Cunningham. "ParcPlace-Digitalk has done us, the developer community, and probably even themselves a tremendous service by assembling this market proven combination of products and giving it away on the net." Smalltalk Express is based on the 16-bit version of Smalltalk/V Windows 2.0 and the WindowBuilder Pro 1.01 graphic user interface development system. It is a complete Smalltalk development system for use on Windows 95 or Windows 3.1, and contains all the documentation, sample programs, and step-by-step tutorials necessary for developers to build working client/server applications.

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Chapter 1: Introduction to IBM Smalltalk Programming Smalltalk Development Enviroment VisualAge and IBM Smalltalk Return to [ Table of Contents Main Page Previous Chapter Next Chapter Smalltalk Development Enviroment IBM Smalltalk is a complete development enviroment for implementing object-oriented applications. Smalltalk is a pure object-oriented model which means that everything in the enviroment is treated as an object. Among object-oriented languages, Smalltalk is the most consistent with handling the definitions and properties of the object-oriented paradigm as described in the "Object-Oriented Paradigm" section. Smalltalk is more than just a language, it is an extensive program development enviroment with over two hundred classes and several thousand methods . Smalltalk consists of the following components: A language : IBM Smalltalk supports the Smalltalk language. Because everything in Smalltalk is an object, the language is lean. An object model from which objects are defined: The object model defines how objects behave. The object model supports inheritance, class and instance behavior, dynamic binding, messaging, and garbage collection. A set of reusable classes : Smalltalk has abundant of classes that can be reused in any Smalltalk program. These classes provide the basic functions in Smalltalk plus additional support for cross-platform portability, including protable graphical user interfaces, and support for the definition and management of classes.

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