Frederik,

DebuggerView was one of a large number of View and Controller subclasses that got eliminated from Squeak in the conversion to "pluggables" in spring of 1998.  It sounds as if the code you were filing in dates from before that time, and will require some manual tweaking -- probably nothing too strenuous.  

If you fire up an old (pre-2.x) image and search for references to DebuggerView, you'll find that there are around 11 of them.  Jot down what they are, and then look at a few of those same methods in 2.3 to see how DebuggerViews have been replaced by more generic views.  This should provide enough information to make your conversion.

If you need more support on this, please e-mail me privately -- attaching the code you're trying to file in to 2.3 if you wish -- and I'm sure we can bridge this difficulty quickly enough.

 -- Scott


At 11:09 PM -0800 2/2/99, Vandendriessche, Frederik wrote:
>I messed up all my images, and downloaded the squeak2.3 once again.
>I filled some stuff in  (syntax highlighting and so on).
>Now when I am testing code that contains an error 
>(sending a message to an object that does not understand it)
>I do no longer get the DebuggerView to show.  
>Instead I found on the Transcript the text (DebuggerView is Undeclared).
>How does one solve this -quickly- ?
>
>Frederik Vandendriessche
>System Engineer, 
>Electronic Business Services,   
>frederik.vandendriessche at eds.com
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