On 17.08.2011 16:05, Hernán Morales Durand wrote: > Hi Lukas, Igor > > 2011/8/17 Lukas Renggli <reng...@gmail.com>: >>>>> How would that help anybody to find out whether they are relying on >>>>> deprecated methods? This seems like a big step backwards form a user >>>>> point of view. Suddenly a method is gone and you didn't get a warning. >>>>> You are you supposed to check for deprecated methods? Debug each and >>>>> every one of your message sends? >>>> >>>> +1, such an annotation is totally counterproductive. >>> >>> Provide an alternative. >>> Imagine that we're want to deprecate Array>>at: >> >> Disable the deprecateded notifications in the system settings. Like >> this you acknoledge that you use outdated code; and if this gets too >> annoying you might want to actually fix it. >> > > What I don't like of disabling deprecations is that is black or white. > You get deprecations or you don't get at all. My view is that > deprecations are context dependent, I want to disable them: > -For this package > -For this class
That's a good point. Cheers Philippe
