It is the only selector for which references are valid, but it turns out that this is similar to other types of references. The reference system does not appear to support referencing a class defined within one target in another since the attributes of the classes get reset. If I am wrong about this please let me know, but I tried many ways to get references to carry between targets and it never seemed to work. Once I pulled the definition outside of a target, things worked fine. It is as if there was a target scope for the attributes of a class, but a project scope for its reference.
I've included two files for documentation. One describes selectors, and the other describes how to write your own. There isn't a directory for development instructions (the others are kept in the manual directory) so I just left it in the CoreTypes directory. Feel free to move it if that is wrong.
If someone could review, add the files and apply the patch, I'd appreciate it. I'll be finishing the test cases soon.
Thanks.
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