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Karl Ramberg

[BUG] Browser removeClass PlayerXX

Hi,

I ran across this bug trying to clean up spurious loaded Player classes.

Removing a class in UserObjects in the Browser using menu option 'remove class(X)'.

PlayerXX classes are replaced by AnObsoletePlayerXX instead in the list.

If you click on the AnObsoletePlayerXX you get a DNU from the browser.

Best,

Karl

marcel.taeumel

Re: [BUG] Browser removeClass PlayerXX

Hi, there.

The main issue is that uni-classes are in several environments at the moment. See:

Player class >> #environment

:-(

On deletion, they will not get removed from the default/global environment. That confuses the system code browser. This might be the actual bug: Why are uni-classes stored in the default environment?

Best,

Marcel

Am 27.05.2018 13:02:50 schrieb karl ramberg <[hidden email]>:

Hi,
I ran across this bug trying to clean up spurious loaded Player classes.

Removing a class in UserObjects in the Browser using menu option 'remove class(X)'.
PlayerXX classes are replaced by AnObsoletePlayerXX instead in the list.

If you click on the AnObsoletePlayerXX you get a DNU from the browser.

Best,
Karl

marcel.taeumel

Re: [BUG] Browser removeClass PlayerXX

Hi Karl,

update your image and evaluate "ReleaseBuilder discardUserObjects". Then see whether those uniclasses appear in the code browser again. Should work now.

Best,

Marcel

Am 27.05.2018 13:28:31 schrieb Marcel Taeumel <[hidden email]>:
Hi, there.

The main issue is that uni-classes are in several environments at the moment. See:
Player class >> #environment

:-(

On deletion, they will not get removed from the default/global environment. That confuses the system code browser. This might be the actual bug: Why are uni-classes stored in the default environment?

Best,
Marcel

Am 27.05.2018 13:02:50 schrieb karl ramberg <[hidden email]>:

Hi,
I ran across this bug trying to clean up spurious loaded Player classes.

Removing a class in UserObjects in the Browser using menu option 'remove class(X)'.
PlayerXX classes are replaced by AnObsoletePlayerXX instead in the list.

If you click on the AnObsoletePlayerXX you get a DNU from the browser.

Best,
Karl