Hi Mira:

here are some thoughts:

strategies are good for:
  named path abbreviations
  super iterators

named path abbreviations are useful anywhere in code.
pathname may be used in code attached to class A if 
there is a strategy of the form:

{ A -> ... pathname:Z }

which defines pathname. 

pathnames are useful in both visitor-style APPCs and
adjuster-style APPCs.


We need to make explicit what we want to modify:
  1. a traversal call: execute additional code
  2. an object: modify method implementations 
  3. a group of objects: modify method implementations
  4. a group of classes: modify method implementations

For 1 we use visitor-style APPCs.
For 4 we use adjuster-style APPCs.

2 and 3 we don't deal with now?

-- Karl