> And I tried to import my Connectors change set (after changing all the 
> category names to be 'People-NedKonz-Connectors').
> 
> And I imported the change set. When it executes the postscript of the change 
> set, I get a walkback on a doesNotUnderstand:.

I have tried to reproduce this behavior, but I couldn't. Where can I get your Connectors change ?


> But this is the strange thing: the Package Browser shows that I've added the 
> new method to the class in question (this is a one-method extension to 
> MessageSend).
> 
> It's in a module called
> #(People NedKonz Connectors 'Squeak Language Core Objects delta')

Strange name for a module, but anyway I will try to fix that.
You can also try to perform :
  Repository
  importChangesFromFileNamed: 'MyGoodie.cs'
  intoModuleAt: #(Project MyGoodie)


> And I see the method in the browser.
> 
> But when I look for implementors, I see none!
> 
> Am I missing something?
> 
> How am I supposed to use the system if I can't extend existing classes?

Which system do you refer (ModuleTool is simply a gui, a front-end to ModuleInstaller) ? 

Extending an existing class could be done easily, for example :
MessageSend subclass: #Test
	 instanceVariableNames: ''
	classVariableNames: ''
	module: #(People ab TestExtend)



> Then I use the ModuleTool to look at what I just loaded. I ask to look at 
> 'People NedKonz', and I see all the modules.
> 
> I click on 'People NedKonz Connectors' and all seems well.
> 
> I click on 'People NedKonz Connectors Squeak Development Debugger delta' and 
> I get a walkback in ModuleTool>>updateStatePanel, because self 
> getModuleFromListIndex returned nil.
> 
> Apparently the problem is that your code is trying to do this:
> 
> Module fromPath: #('People' 'NedKonz' 'Connectors' 'Squeak' 'Development' 
> 'Debugger' 'delta')
> 
> when it should be doing this:
> 
> Module fromPath: #('People' 'NedKonz' 'Connectors' 'Squeak Development 
> Debugger delta')

Okay okay, I will fix it. The problem is 
'a b c' substrings => #(a b c)
but 
'a b c ''d e f''' substrings => #(a b c ''d e f'') as expected in fact

Are you sure to want to use a such name ?

Regards,
Alexandre

> 
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> Ned Konz
> currently: Stanwood, WA
> email:     ned at bike-nomad.com
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