On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Cameron Sanders <camsanders01@roadrunner.com
wrote:
Having made some bozo statements lately, I am hesitant to even inquire (because I am probably doing something dumb), but...
I noted an error in my code that read xxx isNumber ifNil: [...] and figured that when I imported in from VisualWorks, I must have "fixed" things too hastily. Wondering where else I may have made this error I did the following on an iMac using the 10371web image recently posted:
In a workspace I typed and highlighted "ifNil:" --without the quotes of course-- and selected "extended search...". Then I selected "senders of it (n)", and to my surprise, not my erroneous method was not displayed in the results. Ten (10) methods turn up in the results, and some of them are not actually senders of it; the non-senders may include the pattern in an array, or as a substring of some symbol.
can you give us a concrete example? In my opinion, if you have a symbol with that text, it must be found by "senders of it". In VAST it is like that. So, if you have #ifNil: for me it is correct to be found. best, Mariano
Is this a known defect? Previously (from images two months ago and less) this searching worked as expected.
A search of the defect db, using only the word "senders", gave me this (semi-related) issue:
Thanks in advance, Cam
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