Hello, The browser uses an API on CompiledMethod to e.g. display a button for running example methods. So even though for execution you just need run:with:in:, for other uses of methods you need to implement more. (e.g. imagine “senders of”: it asks all methods for the literals). Therefore, the best is to store the original method in the Interceptee and implement a DNU handler to forward all message send to it. Marcus

On 12 Jan 2015, at 18:28, Atlas <erde@chello.at> wrote:

Hi,

After replacing the method of a class with an object of a class implementing the /run:with:in/ method, the context menu of the System Browser stops appearing, a debug context menu "Why you see this menu. Debug" pops up instead.

After putting the original method back, the browser works again.

Code:

o := Interceptee new.

m := Interceptee methodDict at: #method. Interceptee methodDict at: #method put: Interceptor new. o method. "Breaks context menu?" Interceptee methodDict at: #method put: m. "Browser works again"

Is anyone else having this problem? Or am I doing anything wrong?

Thanks

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