[tode_st] Implementors windows showing weird class hierarchy

Mariano,

Interesting that you encountered this bug at about the same time that I was fixing it ... I think I beat you by a couple days[3].
I mention it in the tODE PR[1] associate with EA PR #15[2].

Dale

[1] https://github.com/dalehenrich/tode/pull/232
[2] https://github.com/GsDevKit/GsDevKit_home/pull/15
[3] https://github.com/dalehenrich/tode/commit/06cacf23ac9e92ec14dfbffbe4829642a147d8d5

On 10/29/2015 06:27 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:

Dale,

I am getting a wrong behavior in the window of implementors. The hierarchy that is displayed for classes is wrong. I mean, the tabulation is wrong as subclasses are nor subclasses of the shown superclass.

For example, in GemStone 3.2.9 (fresh extent), I search implementors of #fromString: and this is what I get in the implementors windows:

Definitions

--------------------

Boolean class>>fromString:

ByteArray class>>fromString:

 Utf8 class>>fromString:

 UUID class>>fromString:

Color class>>fromString:

GsQuery class>>fromString:

  Float class>>fromString:

  SmallFloat class>>fromString:

 Date class>>fromString:

  TimeStamp class>>fromString:

Magnitude class>>fromString:

 BinaryFloat class>>fromString:

 Character class>>fromString:

 DateAndTimeANSI class>>fromString:

 DateTime class>>fromString:

 DecimalFloat class>>fromString:

 Duration class>>fromString:

 FixedPoint class>>fromString:

 Integer class>>fromString:

 JISCharacter class>>fromString:

 MetacelloSemanticVersionNumber class>>fromString:

 MetacelloVersion class>>fromString:

 MetacelloVersionNumber class>>fromString:

 ScaledDecimal class>>fromString:

 Time class>>fromString:

STON class>>fromString:

String[2] class>>fromString:

TDManPage class>>fromString:

Text class>>fromString:

 TodeSTON091Serializer>>fromString:

TodeObjectSerializer>>fromString:

UndefinedObject class>>fromString:

Float is NOT subclass of GsQuery. 

TodeSTON091Serializer is NOT subclass of Text. 

Another example, I search implementors of #readFrom:  and I get this:

Definitions

--------------------

Object class>>readFrom:

 Character class>>readFrom:

 CharacterCollection class>>readFrom:

  DoubleByteSymbol[3] class>>readFrom:

  Symbol[3] class>>readFrom:

 Date class>>readFrom:

  TimeStamp class>>readFrom:

 DateAndTimeANSI class>>readFrom:

 Duration class>>readFrom:

 Month class>>readFrom:

  Integer class>>readFrom:

 Number class>>readFrom:

  BinaryFloat class>>readFrom:

  ScaledDecimal class>>readFrom:

 RunArray class>>readFrom:

 Time class>>readFrom:

 ZipArchive>>readFrom:

 ZipFileMember>>readFrom:

Integer is NOT subclass of Month.. 

And like this...

So I think there is something going on. 

Any ideas?

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Mariano
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