Thanks Stef,

I achieved the same by replacing MultiNewParagraph with NewParagraph in 
the dialogue that comes up when loading a project that references a 
missing class.

Next is a DNU that PasteUpMorph doesn't understand #referencePool.

Anyway, I'll just stick to 4.4 until I start my next project that 
doesn't build on old things I've done. It's like that for years.
If it weren't for smart splitters in 4.5, so maybe I'll recreate the 
eight projects by hand :-)).

<rant>
You've been looking at code (your own old code or someone elses code) 
and ticking off questions until your head hurts. Most of the questions 
you haven't ticked off will start "Why...".

While I'm developing, especially while I think about what to code I 
create Morphic projects with questions, sketches, photos, arrows with 
annotations that mark dependencies, half grown UI's ..... These are 
invaluable documentation when revisiting code. They give me a chance to 
find answers to the "Why" questions.

I've benefited a lot from developing in the image where the 
documentation is.

Projects and Morphs are the things that set Squeak apart from any other 
environments I know.
</rant>

Cheers

Herbert


Am 09.03.2014 00:49, schrieb Stéphane Rollandin:
>> If I save an empty project in 4.4 loading it in 4.5 complains about
>> missing MultiNewParagraph.
>
> What I did in my case, for transfering complex Morphs (not full 
> projects) from 4.4 to 4.5, was simply to file-in the attached file in 
> the 4.5 image.
>
> Stef
>
>

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