>I apologize for the confusion I caused by trying to piggyback my bug
>report onto Mark Schwenk's.  I happened to get a walkback in the same
>code location.  With the ModProjClassHack loaded, I get a walkback
>elsewhere.  The debug log is at the bottom of this message.
>
>Here's my recipe for reproducing the error:
>1. Create a throwaway change set, make it current.
>2. Create a new class and then remove it, leaving the (now removed)
>class change in the change set.
>3. Make some other change set current.
>4. Try to use 'submerge into other side' with the newly created change
>set as source and some other change set as target.
>I guess ClassChangeRecord>>noteChangeType:fromClass: gets into trouble
>because #addedThenRemoved isn't one of the toplevel choices.
>
>Steve
>
>PS:  I can get along fine without a fix for this.  I'm just trying to
>help test this (extremely neat) new feature.

Steve -

Ah, thanks.  Your testing is exactly what I need -- it saves me time.
I should have a bunch more for you to try by the end of the week.

	- Dan