Loading a package gives an error if you have a method file open in emacs (or possibly other editors). When you open a file, say 'foo.st', in Emacs it creates a symlink in the file's directory of the form
.#foo.st -> @.
This symlink is sort of a lock file, and does not point to an actual file. So trying to load Smalltalk from it is futile, resulting in a file not found error.
It would probably be best to skip any file whose name starts with $.
Loading a package gives an error if you have a method file open in emacs (or possibly other editors). When you open a file, say 'foo.st', in Emacs it creates a symlink in the file's directory of the form
.#foo.st -> @.
This symlink is sort of a lock file, and does not point to an actual file. So trying to load Smalltalk from it is futile, resulting in a file not found error.
It would probably be best to skip any file whose name starts with $.