HI MyClass class >> addMyProgamInstanceVariables (self instVarNames includes: 'myVariable') ifFalse: [ self addInstVarNamed: 'myVariable' ]. and put it in an initialize of my class or create MyProgranInsaler class >> addAllNeededInstanceVariables {MyClass. ClassB. ClassC } do: [ :each | each addMyProgramInstanceVariables ] initialize self addAllNeededInstanceVariables. El 31/07/2011, a las 07:10, Igor Stasenko escribió:
On 31 July 2011 05:16, Nick Chen <nchen.dev@mac.com> wrote:
Hi
I have modified an existing class in the Smalltalk image and added an instance variable to it. I would like to record this change -- added this new instance variable -- in Monticello; that way my team can also pull in the changes and have it work. This existing class is outside of my Monticello package.
Is this possible?
I have tried following these two threads (~ 2008)
* http://forum.world.st/monticello-package-adding-instance-variables-to-existi... * http://forum.world.st/squeak-dev-MC-unload-action-and-postload-actions-td784...
by creating a method on the class side e.g. TheObject class>>mcInstallOn: aClassEditor but it does not seem to work.
Is this functionality still supported or is there a new way to achieve this?
Thanks!
As far as i can tell, this is not supported. If you allow things like that, then system become very fragilie.
Suppose that you have two independently developed packages, which adding instance variable to same external class under same name. Such kind of conflicts is impossible to solve, because you never know what combination of package(s) could be loaded.
Instead, what you can do is to save own version of package (with class where you added ivar) and distribute your code with this version of package.
-- Nick
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