On Tue, 18 Dec 2018 at 14:52, Ben Coman <btc@openinworld.com> wrote:
In case someone close to managing the QA rules is interested... on discord it��was suggested that this form of cascading might be a trap for newcomers.������ �� �� ��x := MyClass new; foo����I've never seen similar in practice, so it might make a good QA rule.����
It currently raises "Sends unknown message to global"
but I'd guess a more specific message that actually mentions��"cascading" could be possible.
I was the one who brought it up on Discord, being it seems the forever newbie with Pharo...��
It's worse if you have a class-side method. The error is "Instance of X class did not understand #foo", which is evil to newbies because an "instance of [a] class" seems like it should be an object, and I *did* have a message of type "foo" defined. Here's the real case with a screenshot:
Cheers,��
Christopher
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cheers -ben