Marcus, I guess you answered my question regarding priority - i.e. it's not right at the top. For myself, if I used one tool in everything I did, and it was broken, fixing it would have to be close to the number one thing to address, otherwise every job would take longer than it has to. This, unfortunately, seems to happen often in any domain as the experts are good enough not to be slowed down significantly even with problem tools.
This seems to be shortsighted since the complaint is that there is not enough time for everything that needs fixing, but probably a good number of things that need looking at could be corrected by less expert people if only the tools were more solid. What can you do when you live in a shoe? Wait... -- Adrian -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Helping-the-noobs-help-out-i-e-fixing-the-debugger-tp4658666p4658871.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
