Hi Houssam,

Here attached an example that shows how to retrieve :
-the class where the current method is stored
-the selector of the current method
-arguments names and their values

After fileIn the file, open a Transcript and evaluate the code provided 
in the VerboseHello class comment.
Noury
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Le 23 ao?t 05, ? 10:06, Houssam Fakih a ?crit :

> Hi all,
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> How I get in the code of a method its name and its arguments?
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> If I have for instance the method
> my: arg1 method: arg2
> ?
> I would like in the code of my:method: to get the selector 
> (#my:method:) and the args ({arg1.arg2}).
> ?
> Thanks,
> Houssam
> ?
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