Hello all,

I am brand new to Squeak and Smalltalk, and I am afraid I am
misunderstanding a very important and probably straightforward concept:

How in the world can

fs := FileDirectory new fileNamed: 'c:\test.txt'.

Get turned into

fs := FileStream fileNamed: 'c:\test.txt'.

when fileNamed: is a method belonging to FileDirectory and not to
FileStream?

Whatever makes this syntactically correct seems like a very useful concept
that I can not seem to duplicate.

Thank you,

Rob Rothwell