The more I use Pharo again - the more it strikes me how tedious it is to have to flip between instance and class side definitions.
For example - if I create a new class with an instance variable, and then in my class constructor method decide that it would be handy to do: ^self new children: items; yourself But I don’t yet have the #children: method - if I select the create accessors refactoring (while still looking at my class method) - it does nothing because I have an instance variable not a class variable. So I have to switch to the instance side, to use this refactoring and then flip back to writing my class method. This is really tedious - we really should find a better way to do this, as it eats away at your programming flow. It’s not the language - its the tools… Tim
