[Newbies] What do the symbols, next to methods,
in the OmniBrowser system browser mean?
Dominic Espinosa
dcespin at fastmail.fm
Fri Sep 19 04:28:21 UTC 2008
Any volunteers to write this up on a wiki page somewhere? I was
wondering what these symbols meant myself.
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 08:32:19PM -0400, Rob Rothwell wrote:
> The green plus seems to appear when you extend a class within YOUR
> project.
> For example, if in the Object class you add a method category *myproject
> and put Object>>myMethod in it, it will get a green plus...
> That's all I've figured out...
> Rob
> On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Andy Burnett
> <[1]andy.burnett at knowinnovation.com> wrote:
>
> I have only just started to use the OB based browser and I can't find
> much in the way of documentation. Looking through the methods, and
> their hierarchy it seems as though the following applies:
>
> * Nothing: new method in this chain, i.e. the method could exist in
> other classes but not in this particular chain of inheritance.
> * Upward orange triangle: method is inherited and overridden in this
> class
> * Downward orange triangle: method is overridden in a subclass
> * Two orange triangles (up and down): overrides and is overridden in a
> subclass
> * Green up arrow: calls the same method in its super class
> * Blue triangle: Self should not implement or subClassResponsibility
> * Green plus: don't know, can't work this one out
> * Red flag: has a halt message in the code
> * Spanner: shows that the code needs to be returned to, i.e. under
> construction
>
> So, is my understanding correct? What does the green plus symbol mean,
> and... is there anyway to get the browser to display all the methods an
> object responds too, i.e. its fully inherited list?
>
> Cheers
> AB
>
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