Hi Hernan, First you have to declare your own keyword. To do that, extend SettingTreeBuilder for your application by adding a #myAppSettings method. SettingTreeBuilder>>myAppSettings <settingPragmaProcessor> "Process a <myAppSettings> pragma" currentPragma methodClass theNonMetaClass perform: currentPragma selector with: self. Then you can use <myAppSettings> as you do with <systemsettings> for the settings declarations. In order to open the SettingBrowser, just indicate the keywords you want: (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' 'systemsettings')) or (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' )) I will update the settings chapter with that. Cheers Alain Le 20/06/2011 00:18, Hernán Morales Durand a écrit :

Hi Oscar,

I would like to build my own application settings in a separated Settings browser, can I use<myAppSettings> like the<systemsettings> pragma? any example code how to do it?

Cheers,

2011/2/8 Oscar Nierstrasz<oscar.nierstrasz@gmail.com>:

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Hi Folks,

There is now a draft chapter on the Settings Framework for "Pharo by Example 2" available for review:

https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/28243/Settings.pdf

http://pharobyexample.org/

Cheers, - on

In fact, settingPragmaProcessor was contributed by Andreas Raab to facilitate squeak preferences/Pharo settings compatibility :) Alain Le 20/06/2011 11:41, Stéphane Ducasse a écrit :

Thanks alain! Great idea!

On Jun 20, 2011, at 8:36 AM, Alain Plantec wrote:

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Hi Hernan,

First you have to declare your own keyword. To do that, extend SettingTreeBuilder for your application by adding a #myAppSettings method.

SettingTreeBuilder>>myAppSettings <settingPragmaProcessor> "Process a<myAppSettings> pragma" currentPragma methodClass theNonMetaClass perform: currentPragma selector with: self.

Then you can use<myAppSettings> as you do with<systemsettings> for the settings declarations. In order to open the SettingBrowser, just indicate the keywords you want: (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' 'systemsettings')) or (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' ))

I will update the settings chapter with that. Cheers Alain

Le 20/06/2011 00:18, Hernán Morales Durand a écrit :

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Hi Oscar,

I would like to build my own application settings in a separated Settings browser, can I use<myAppSettings> like the<systemsettings> pragma? any example code how to do it?

Cheers,

2011/2/8 Oscar Nierstrasz<oscar.nierstrasz@gmail.com>:

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Hi Folks,

There is now a draft chapter on the Settings Framework for "Pharo by Example 2" available for review:

https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/28243/Settings.pdf

http://pharobyexample.org/

Cheers, - on

Hi Hernan, I've checked with #12272 and it works even with this version. but you must extends SettingTreeBuilder with your own pragma keyword method (with the <settingPragmaProcessor>), not SettingTree. A example package is attached. open the settingBrowser with: SettingBrowser browse: #('blobsettings') hope it helps. Alain Le 21/06/2011 01:59, Hernán Morales Durand a écrit :

Hi Alain,

Thank you for the nice answer. One thing that you may like to adapt is the hard-coded reference in #nodeList, because is preventing in #buildPragma: to understand #myAppSettings, after evaluating SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' )

SettingTree>>nodeList | builder | ^ nodeList ifNil: [ builder := SettingTreeBuilder new. self pragmasDo: [:p | builder buildPragma: p]. nodeList := builder nodeList. nodeList do: [:n | n model: self]. self checkForUnknownParent. self checkForUnknownTarget. self nodeList]

or maybe there is another way to specify my own tree builder? (using Pharo1.2beta #12272)

2011/6/20 Alain Plantec<alain.plantec@yahoo.com>:

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Hi Hernan,

First you have to declare your own keyword. To do that, extend SettingTreeBuilder for your application by adding a #myAppSettings method.

SettingTreeBuilder>>myAppSettings <settingPragmaProcessor> "Process a<myAppSettings> pragma" currentPragma methodClass theNonMetaClass perform: currentPragma selector with: self.

Then you can use<myAppSettings> as you do with<systemsettings> for the settings declarations. In order to open the SettingBrowser, just indicate the keywords you want: (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' 'systemsettings')) or (SettingBrowser browse: #('myAppSettings' ))

I will update the settings chapter with that. Cheers Alain

Le 20/06/2011 00:18, Hernán Morales Durand a écrit :

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Hi Oscar,

I would like to build my own application settings in a separated Settings browser, can I use<myAppSettings> like the<systemsettings> pragma? any example code how to do it?

Cheers,

2011/2/8 Oscar Nierstrasz<oscar.nierstrasz@gmail.com>:

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Hi Folks,

There is now a draft chapter on the Settings Framework for "Pharo by Example 2" available for review:

https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/28243/Settings.pdf

http://pharobyexample.org/

Cheers, - on