Thanks. If you have feedback, as this one, as well as English corrections, PLEASE give it. You can hace access to the latex files if you want.

The chapter says:


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\paragraph{Debugging Configuration.}


If you want to simulate the loading of a configuration, without actually loading it, you should use \ct{record:} instead of \ct{load:}. Then to get the result of the simulation, you should send it the message \mthind{loadDirective}{loadDirective} as follows:

\begin{code}{}
  ((ConfigurationOfCoolBrowser project version: '0.2') !\textbf{record:}!
          { 'CoolBrowser-Core' .
        'CoolBrowser-Addons' }) !\textbf{loadDirective}!.
\end{code}

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So what is the difference between both?  one uses #fetch and one uses #record. I don't know exactly the differences but it sounds that #record is more closed to reality (#load) than #fetch. Dale ?


Thanks!