This is the second entry of the series about implementing full-text search indexes in Pharo. The first entry is Implementing Indexes – A Simple Index. You can start reading from this post, but there are things that we have presented in the previous one. For example, how to install the Trie implementation. In the first entry,Continue reading “Implementing Indexes – Who uses all my memory”
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Implementing an object-centric breakpoint with Reflectivity
In this post, we describe how we implement a breakpoint that affects only one specific object, and how we implement it using the Reflectivity framework. What is an object-centric breakpoint? Let’s take a simple example: imagine two Point instances p1 and p2. Each of these points has two instance variables, x and y, that weContinue reading “Implementing an object-centric breakpoint with Reflectivity”
[Pharo features] The fusion of a developed program and IDE
In this series of blog-posts, we are explaining in more detail the Pharo features described in https://pharo.org/features. Pharo follows several design principles, and one of them says that the interaction between the human and computer should be modeless. The interface needs to be as direct and intuitive as possible. If you try to think forContinue reading “[Pharo features] The fusion of a developed program and IDE”