On 18 March 2012 23:20, Guillermo Polito <guillermopolito@gmail.com> wrote:

Hmm, you can compile a method with Behavior>>#compile:notifying:

and send an observer implementing:

#notify:at:in:

and some other stuff like #selection #deselect...

That way you can capture the errors...

This almost works.

It doesn't raise errors for undeclared variables, instead it prompts for variable replacement.

| method requestor |

requestor := Mock new.

(requestor stub: #selectionInterval) returns: (1 to: 2).

requestor stub: #selectFrom:to:.

(requestor stub: #bindingOf:) returns: nil.

(requestor stub: #notify:at:in:) will: [ self halt ].

method := Compiler new compiledMethodFor: 'a:=1' in: nil to: nil notifying: requestor proxy ifFail: nil logged: false.

method inspect

I would like to catch the error. It is an error, right?