Of course I see my ugly mistake. I will create a dummy package in that
case.
Stef
On Oct 17, 2008, at 8:47 AM, nicolas cellier wrote:
Stéphane Ducasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi nicolas
This is strange because if I type binary and press alt N or Alt m
I get them. Then if I do the same with #binary I do not get anything.
can you tell me more?
Because I used senders and implementors like a mad to curve etoy.
Stef
Ah, indeed, this works in a fresh image, and it is hard to reproduce.
However, if you read code (MessageSet >>
#methodDisplayStringForClass:selector:), you will see that this line
is wrong:
nextPutAll: (PackageOrganizer default mostSpecificPackageOfClass:
class ifNone:
'***') packageName ;
Potentially, it can send #packageName to '***'.
How did I trigger the ifNone: '***' ?
I think it is because while patching
SLICE-Mantis-6933-MultiByteFileStream-upTo-nice.1, I created a new
category
(MultilingualTests) with no corresponding package.
So create a class with a new category:
Object subclass: #AnUnpackagedClass
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'NimporteQuoi'
Then compile
AnUnpackagedClass >> #triggerTheBug
^self binary
Then browse senders of binary... You see it?
That's a minor bug, but code must be changed.
Nicolas
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