Find out, who did some code for this with:

"Utilities timeStampForMethod: (Utilities class methodDict at: 
#timeStampForMethod:)"

:-)

Markus

Am Samstag den, 3. August 2002, um 01:30, schrieb Norton, Chris:

> Hiya.
>
> I used my lunch hour to snoop around in Squeak 3.2.  Specifically I was
> looking for statistics on those author initials that you see in the 
> Browser
> when you turn on the annotation pane preference.  Surprisingly, I got 
> lost
> in the code and didn't find what I was looking for!  (Yes, I used method
> finder, etc.)
>
> As I understand it, and my understanding of this area is rudimentary at
> best, each selector has a CompiledMethod and that CompiledMethod has a 
> link
> (in its last 3 digits) to the source code in the sources file and that's
> where you get your method sources.  Where is the author initials and
> timestamp information kept?
>
> What I was trying to do, was to create a script that would generate a 
> list
> of all of the author initials in the image, along with a count of how 
> many
> methods each person touched...  Just for fun.  :-)
>
> I suppose someone has already written this script and I just haven't 
> found
> it yet.  In any case, will one of you experts please explain briefly 
> how the
> source code is maintained in the Squeak image?  Or could you please 
> point me
> to a description of this mechanism on the web?
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> ---==> Chris
>
> PS>  If I don't receive a reply within the next week or so, I'll dig in,
> find it out for m'self and post a follow-up.
>