Yes I finally figure it out... the problem was that I have created
shortcuts referencing this classes (before deleting the classes)... and in
the KMRepository there were references to the class inside a block, it took
me a while to realise that the reference was inside the block because you
can't i
Gisela, you can also get all objects in the system (#allObjectsDo:) whose
"class name ='xxx". where xxx is the obsolete-version of the class name.
Then you follow pointers... explore the object -> right button -> "explore
pointers" or similar...
cheers,
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:59 AM, Gisela Dec
Hi, yes! Thanks for the help, searching it seems that I have shortcuts that
has references to obsoletes instances, I will see how to remove them.
2013/6/3 Andres Valloud
> How can you have an instance of a class X if the class X doesn't "exist"
> anymore? The whole point here is that an obje
if you create a class "MyClass" and you do
Smalltalk globals at: #MyLittleClass put: MyClass new.
and then you remove the class "MyClass"
Smalltalk globals at: #MyLittleClass will be a referencing to an
obsoleteClass
2013/6/3 Andres Valloud
> How can you have an instance of a class X if the cla
How can you have an instance of a class X if the class X doesn't "exist"
anymore? The whole point here is that an object's class is also a
strong reference to the class, and generally it's skipped by object
reference finders. The way you find those is by sending allInstances
(or equivalent) t
Yep, I'd find the pointers to all instances of these obsolete classes, then
remove them from any instance variable pointing to them. I'm not sure you
can do this with obsolete classes (and I don't have a Pharo image with
instances of any obsolete classes running), but probably YourObsoleteClass
all
Hi Bernat, yes, I ran Smalltalk fixObsoleteReferences. And also ran the
garbage collector but if find the obsolete references I get the classes
anyway.
Yes, in someway seems to be an instance of this class... but how can I find
them?
2013/6/3 Bernat Romagosa
> Hi Gisela,
>
> Have you tried Doi
This happens when you have instances of the class and the class doesn't
exists anymore.
"Smalltalk fixObsoleteReferences" didn't completely work for me when i had
that problem, i had to find out where those references were.
I think looking for strong pointers of the ObsoleteClass would be a good
st
Maybe they have instances. GC can't remove a class under its instances.
On 6/3/13 2:14 , Gisela Decuzzi wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to fix this, I have Obsolete classes in the system and I
want to remove them, as long as I understood this is because this
classes are gone and in some point someone is
Hi Gisela,
Have you tried DoingIt: *Smalltalk fixObsoleteReferences*?
2013/6/3 Gisela Decuzzi
> Hi, I'm trying to fix this, I have Obsolete classes in the system and I
> want to remove them, as long as I understood this is because this classes
> are gone and in some point someone is referencin
Hi, I'm trying to fix this, I have Obsolete classes in the system and I
want to remove them, as long as I understood this is because this classes
are gone and in some point someone is referencing them.
I do an extended search an get nothing, but still the obsolete classes are
there... I don't find
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