07:37 <pablo_escoberg> Hey all.  Some strange behavior I need to understand.  My original ode says '+Rest .  When I run it in debug it displays as 'pico~+Rest.  Any idea why this is happening and/or how I can prevent it?

07:57 <abu[7]> Hi pablo_escoberg! It is printed this way if '+Rest' is shadowed by another symbol '+Rest' in another namespace

07:57 <abu[7]> Try (shadows T) to display such symbols

08:00 <abu[7]> I assume this is not intended. Thus you have your namespace order wrong

08:00 <pablo_escoberg> OK, that should help.  Still not 100% what is happening, but that puts me on the right path, I think.

08:00 <abu[7]> I recommend to keep the same order within a program

08:01 <abu[7]> i.e. change the order only if absolutely sure

08:01 <pablo_escoberg> same order of what?  files loaded?

08:05 <pablo_escoberg> nvm, I think I see what happened here, but I have no idea how to fix it.  I'll describe below:

08:06 <pablo_escoberg> The +Rest class is indeed defined with 'pico as the active symbol.  However, with the active symbols 'entities and 'pico, a class +Client is defined, which inherits from +Rest.

08:06 <pablo_escoberg> In this class, the get> method is overridden, and that's what's causing the conflict somehow.

08:09 <pablo_escoberg> The problem is that if I have +Client inherit from '+Rest, a conflict arises (or a shadow) and if I inherit from 'pico~+Rest `isa` doesn't recognize it as inheriting from '+Rest

08:11 <pablo_escoberg> So it really stems from the `get>` method

08:12 <pablo_escoberg> I'm trying to override it, but from a different namespace than the one in which the class was defined.  Is there a way to do that cleanly?

08:42 <pablo_escoberg> nvm; I restructured the namespaces and class structure so methods only get overridden in the same namespace.

08:44 <abu[7]> Sorry, I'm in a conference

09:45 <pablo_escoberg> No worries.  It's solved.  The (shadows T) thing led me right to it. TY.

09:45 <pablo_escoberg> And enjoy the conference!

09:59 <abu[7]> Thanks!