Ah ah, so true. Our brain is biased by the context. I was looking for an identical behavior to playground, so my context was "how does playground implement do-it?", so let's take a look. Then I hit a wall of abstractions and duplication, unseen in Squeak, in that specific context. I am pretty sure if I was looking at executing code, in another context, for example some code fetched from a file, I will have search for keyword as your described it. That's why, often, when your brain hit a wall and is stuck, you need to take a night break to escape the context you were stuck on. Nevertheless, my point regarding the walls of complexity in Pharo remains true. Le 11/04/2020 à 16:02, Sven Van Caekenberghe a écrit :
Sometimes things are hard to find. Not everything can be easy. It also depends on what you already know, what your field of expertise is, what your experiences are.
What I meant is: doing a couple of searches for class or selector names is always the first step.
I guess you are more a UI person and started by disassembling something.*That* is harder.
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