First of all, I apologize for these slips.
Now, I'm really not sure what's going on - I look at the cs browser, and
the class definition was added message is there, but filing it out yet
again produces yet another file with no definition...

This is really annoying, a darned little helper class... ;-)

Yes, that is what the class definition is like...

Thanks for bearing with me.

I assume you've seen the recent post by Lex - it seems he's integrated
my changes with some additions of his own, might be easiest to take for
now.

Stefan Matthias Aust <sma at 3plus4.de> wrote:
> At 00:23 01.05.00 +0000, you wrote:
> >For those working with my recent Celeste ENHs, my apologies -
> >It seems somehow I didn't send the code for MIMEHeaderValue.
> >Here's a changeset that should precede Celeste4 and the Celeste5 batch.
> 
> The attached changeset Celeste3.2.cs still does not contain a class 
> definition for MIMEHeaderValue!  I guess from the existing methods that it 
> should like this...
> 
> Object subclass: #MIMEHeaderValue
>          instanceVariableNames: 'mainValue parameters '
>          classVariableNames: ''
>          poolDictionaries: ''
>          category: 'Network-Mail Reader'
> 
> It this isn't enough, please check whether my changes as provided on 
> www.3plus4.de/squeak contain everything needed (I might have reformated one 
> or two methods) and send me (or post to the list) the missing stuff.  Thanks
> 
> bye