Craig Latta a écrit :
> 
> Hi Nicolas--
> 
>  > That's how it works indeed, but the example I provided sounds then
>  > like very misleading (a bug?):
>  >
>  > UndefinedObject class allClassVarNames includes: #ObsoleteSubclasses.
>  >
>  > which is a class var of Behavior...
> 
>      (UndefinedObject class) is an instance of Metaclass, and Metaclass 
> is a subclass of Behavior, so I would expect Behavior's class variable 
> names to show up in a list of all the class variables names for 
> (UndefinedObject class).
> 

Well not exactly... I make a parallel reasonning:

nil is an instance of UndefinedObject, UndefinedObject is a subclass of 
Object, so I expect Object's class variable names to show up in a list 
of all the class variables names for nil

nil doesNotUnderstand: #allClassVarNames

It runs through (UndefinedObject class superclasses) rather than 
(UndefinedObject class class).

UndefinedObject class < Object class < ProtoObject class < Class < 
ClassDescription < Behavior

>      I swear I'm getting real work done. ;)
> 

Oh yes, this thread is really bound to be unproductive.
You do not need to answer this!

> 
> -C
> 
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> Craig Latta
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