Thanks steven I was finally doing | newTree | newTree := (ObjSkeletonMock >> #methodToSkeletonize2) ast body: (ObjSkeletonMock >> #returnSelf) ast body. newTree formattedCode. ObjSkeletonMock compile: newTree formattedCode classified: #foo On Sun, Dec 3, 2017 at 11:45 PM, Steven Costiou <steven.costiou@kloum.io> wrote:

For example that works for me:

|ast| ast := (MyClass >> #printOn:) ast. ast body: (MyClass >> #returnSelf) ast body. MyClass compile: ast newSource

Le 2017-12-03 23:42, Steven Costiou a écrit :

Hi,

just after your modifications, from the compiled method try:

ObjSkeletonMock compile: self ast newSource

Maybe not the most elegant but it works.

Steven.

Le 2017-12-03 22:31, Stephane Ducasse a écrit :

Hi

to prepare some code for students I want to convert methods into a kind of method skeleton ie

printOn: aStream "super nice comment" lk;lk; kl;;kl k;lkl;k ^ 42

into

printOn: aStream "super nice comment" ^ self

any idea?

In the past I know that we could access the method comment but I do not find how to access the method signature (selector + variables).

So I'm trying at the AST level.

((ObjSkeletonMock >> #methodToSkeletonize2) ast body: (ObjSkeletonMock >> #returnSelf) ast body).

But I do not get how I can recompile this.

Stef

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