Hi, is it possible to accept a method without creating instance variable? E.g. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Object subclass: #MyObject slots: { } classVariables: { } category: 'Category' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MyObject>>addValue: aValue container add: aValue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now normally when I would try to compile the method I would get the "Unknown variable 'container'" warning that will force me to either create temporary or instance variable; I would like to somehow ignore that, because the method will actually never get called. My objective is use this method as a template for code generation, so I would then take this method, apply some code transformation and compile it into different object. Of course I could do ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MyObject>>addValueTemplate ^ 'MyObject>>addValue: aValue container add: aValue' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But then I would lose code highlighting, which is quite error-prone for more complex snippets. If you have a better approach, I am all ears. :) Thanks, Peter