Hi Chris,

Le 28 avr. 06, à 19:31, Chris Muller a écrit :

> Hi Noury, that sounds very useful, thanks!  One question, is the 
> method timeStamp information preserved when renaming a package?  :)  I 
> think they are when I rename a package manually, it'd be nice if it 
> did via the automated way too.
>
I didn't check yet. But, basically, the renaming is just changing 
(class and method) categories before snapshoting the new package. So, I 
guess timeStamp is preserved. I'll add a test to check this.

Noury

>  Regards,
>    Chris
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> Subject: [ANN] Monticello Rename
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> Hi,
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> This is the first of a (short) serie of annoucements.
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> MonticelloRename extends Monticello with the ability to rename a
> package.
> It often happened to me to start a package with a first name and then
> find a better name.
> MonticelloRename automates the name change (class and method
> categories, package name, ...).
> Actually, it does not delete the original package, creates a package
> with the new name, moves methods and classes and unloads the originale
> package.
>
> Download at http://www.squeaksource.com/MonticelloRename.html
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