That's what I mean, I did *exactly* that, and the chosen class was KMKeymapBuilder (from Keymapping-Pragmas package). The private protocol was added with no problem. So...? No idea. Bests, Jordi PS: Also with a freshly 30733 image downloaded
Hi Jordi and all,
here is my detailed receipt with a freshly downloaded 30733.zip from Pharo files:
1. Open Nautilus 2. Select an arbitrary package 3. Select an arbitrary class from that package 4. Right-click in the methods panel and select ÂAdd protocol  from the popup menu. 5. Enter Âprivate in the dialog without selecting any entry in the listbox on top. 6. Hit Âenter or press ÂOK with a left-click.
-> Bummer! A cascade of 3 "SubscriptOutOfBounce: 1Â pre-debuggers.
Regards, Andreas
Am 01.02.2014 um 11:46 schrieb Jordi Delgado <jdelgado@lsi.upc.edu>:
Hi,
With a fresh image, I do that with a class randomly selected (obviously, with no class selected nothing happens) and the protocol gets added without problems. Then, I choose another class, again I pick a random one, and after doing exactly the same the error appears. Why? No clue.
I said that the error is difficult to reproduce because sometimes it appears, and sometimes not. And I am not able to ascertain the circumstances under which it will pop up.
Bests,
Jordi
Hi,
Am 31.01.2014 um 08:36 schrieb Jordi Delgado <jdelgado@lsi.upc.edu>:
Hi,
I realized that sometimes, when creating new protocols, it appears an error "subscript out of bounds: 1". I have not been able -yet- to reproduce it from a clean image, but it happens often (at least to me). It seems to me that it has something to do with protocol creation before any method has been written, but I am still investigating.
I guess I can produce this easily :-) Just hit ÂAdd protocol  in the popup menu of the method protocol pane. Enter a name like Âprivate in the dialog. And then press enter without selecting anything in the listbox above. And voilà Â
Regards, Andreas