On 11-11-15 10:36, Peter Uhnák wrote:

How does autocategorizing decides what to put where?

For example I have (on class-side) three methods #example #example2 #exampleClusters

after autocategorizing they end up being

#example in 'example' protocol #example2 in 'examples' protocol #exampleClusters in 'as yet unclassified' protocol

That seems really odd, shouldn't all of them be in the same protocol?

Depends on superclass, your use of pragmas (and extension methods): MethodClassifier>>classify: (self classifyAccessor: aMethod) ifTrue: [ ^ aMethod category ]. (self classifyInSuperclassProtocol: aMethod) ifTrue: [ ^ aMethod category ]. (self classifyByKnownPrefix: aMethod) ifTrue: [ ^ aMethod category ]. (self classifyByOtherImplementors: aMethod) ifTrue: [ ^ aMethod category ]. (self classifyByKnownPragma: aMethod) ifTrue: [ ^ aMethod category ].

Also is 'example' or 'examples' the normative protocol?

examples https://pharo.fogbugz.com/f/cases/16841/MethodClassifier-should-classify-on-... https://pharo.fogbugz.com/f/cases/16842/Recategorize-example-examples MethodClassifier>>buildPragmaDictionary pragmaMapping := Dictionary new. pragmaMapping at: 'example' put: 'examples'. 'example' is currently not in the list of known prefixes. Stephan