Hello Daniel,

If you printIt that : 
-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)
Module fromPath: #(Temporary Foo Bar) forceCreate: true. t := Module @ #(Temporary Foo Bar). ModuleInstaller unload: (Module @ #(Temporary Foo)). t path
-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)

You will get something like : #('stray-Module' 'bad parent, #2968')

You get a such path for a module when a module is not longer referenced in its parent module. All the classes defined in unloaded modules, become Obsolete.

> How do I get my class back?

Perhaps you can try to access your class by doing : 
(Module @ #(Your Module Freshly Loaded)) at: #YourClass

> PS - I petition to move "save and quit" apart from "quit". Who's with
> me?

:-) !!!!!!!!!!

Like for emacs C-x C-c for quitting, and C-x C-v for pasting a buffer.

Regards,
Alexandre

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