On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 13:14:25 -0700 (PDT) Anthony Adachi <adachipro at yahoo.com> wrote:
>In the top pane of the Debug it window the following
>text appears:
>
>UndefinedObject>>DoIt
>[] in
>TextMorphEditor(ParagraphEditor)>>debug:receiver:in:
>[] in BlockContext>>newProcess
>
[snip]
>	
>What does the "UndefinedObject" text mean?

Anthony,

Most code that is run in Smalltalk is in methods which belong to classes. The canonical way of printing out the class and method invloved is Class>>method. When you evaluate code in a workspace, it isn't really a method and doesn't really belong to a particular class, but to keep various programming/debugging tools happy, it is made to appear so temporarily. The code gets compiled into a method named #DoIt in the class UndefinedObject (the class of which nil is the only instance) and then gets deleted once it is complete.

Cheers,
Bob