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Joseph,
> What can I do ?
Two possibilities...
1) Create a new subclass of ImageStripper named CcSt3dImageStripper
(assuming there isn't one already). Delete the package and then delete
the added class.
2) Select the package in the PackageBrowser, open it's properties and
set the #imageStripper aspect to nil. Save the package and then try to
delete it again.
Make this the second option though as when I tried to replicate your
problem I had difficulties setting the stripper to nil. If you can't do
it manually then try pro grammatically.
(PackageManager current packageNamed: 'Whatever') imageStripper: nil
If OA want to replicate the problem in 2 ....
-Add an ImageStripper subclass called Fred.
-Add a new package.
-Use the deployment option to set the package's stripper to Fred
-Delete Fred
-Open up the package's properties and try to open the context menu on
the #imageStripper option - you get a walkback.
--
Ian
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