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Carl Gundel-2
I'm trying to add some methods to SequenceableCollection as an extension.  I already did this.  In fact I have extended a lot of classes, adding methods into my own subapplications.  Up until now this has been blissfully working, but now when I try to add some extension methods it is insisting that I make a scratch edition of the CLDT application.  I already added a few extension methods to SequenceableCollection and it didn't force me to do this.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
 
-Carl Gundel

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Re: Forced to create a scratch edition when extending a class

SebastianHC
Hi Carl,

Are you trying to add an extension using the HierarchyBrowser?
I think VAST always picks the currently selected application to be extended.
Make also sure that you extension application has CLDT as a prerequisite...

Sebastian

Am 14.05.2013 10:32, schrieb Carl Gundel:

> I'm trying to add some methods to SequenceableCollection as an
> extension.  I already did this.  In fact I have extended a lot of
> classes, adding methods into my own subapplications.  Up until now
> this has been blissfully working, but now when I try to add some
> extension methods it is insisting that I make a scratch edition of the
> CLDT application.  I already added a few extension methods to
> SequenceableCollection and it didn't force me to do this.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> -Carl Gundel
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Re: Forced to create a scratch edition when extending a class

Carl Gundel-2
Figured it out.  The new methods I was adding aren't new.  Methods with the same name already existed in the CLDT application, but I didn't notice.
 
-Carl

On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 1:40:22 PM UTC-4, Sebastian Heidbrink wrote:
Hi Carl,

Are you trying to add an extension using the HierarchyBrowser?
I think VAST always picks the currently selected application to be extended.
Make also sure that you extension application has CLDT as a prerequisite...

Sebastian

Am 14.05.2013 10:32, schrieb Carl Gundel:

> I'm trying to add some methods to SequenceableCollection as an
> extension.  I already did this.  In fact I have extended a lot of
> classes, adding methods into my own subapplications.  Up until now
> this has been blissfully working, but now when I try to add some
> extension methods it is insisting that I make a scratch edition of the
> CLDT application.  I already added a few extension methods to
> SequenceableCollection and it didn't force me to do this.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> -Carl Gundel
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