Sept. 29, 2008
1:57 a.m.
If it uses overrides, the MC1.5 should be able to uninstall it. However MC1.5 probably depends upon it. So you are probably stuck there.
keep in mind that uninstall can not work in general... overrides are evil.
My feelings exactly. I don't want an MC that tries to be smart, I want packages who's authors recognize that overrides are pure evil and don't use overrides. If the built in method doesn't work for you, then create an extension that does with a prefix that suites your package. It might not be pretty, but it's better that changing core code and breaking other peoples packages. Ramon Leon http://onsmalltalk.com