[Newbies] AbstractObjectsAsMethod

[Thiede, Christoph]

Hi David,


I think this is already documented quite well in TestObjectsAsMethods, directly in your image. IMO this kind of documentation is also more sustainable than documentation in a far-away wiki that can deprecate and be out of sync with the rest of the code. :-)


Best,

Christoph

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When doing a search on wiki.squeak.org: search for AbstractObjectsAsMethod

it finds matches in

ListOfClassesInSqueak5dot0
ListOfClassesInSqueak5dot1
ListOfClassesInSqueak5dot2
ListOfClassesInSqueak5dot3

So AbstractObjectsAsMethod  is in there, but there is no info,
that the purpose is (I think) that subclasses provide their own version of

   run:aSelector with:arguments in:aReceiver

where the run:with:in: message is dispatched by the VM.

In the example with the class Bar where I add #foobar
using addSelector:withMethod:

aSelector is #foobar
arguments is an Array
aReceiver is then an instance of Bar

David Stes

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