On Cees de Groot wrote:

However, this is not 'fiddling with system

innards'.

Everything you do is logged in a changeset, and you can thus see what

you

changed, undo your changes, file them out to a text file and

throw

them at a version repository, etcetera. Yes, programming in an image-based Smalltalk is different from programming most other languages,

but

don't let that stop you from writing good code.

On the subject of changes is it possible if you could you go into a little more detail about how people handle version control with Squeak?

So, I gather, from what you're saying, that people file out the classes they've created (and the existing one's they've modified) out of Squeak and store them into their Version Control program on a periodic basis? Thus, providing the way to bring back individual classes or methods in an image to an earlier state (beyond what undo allows- especially after quitting and reopening Squeak). No?

Thanks,

Anthony

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