Hi, Mark,

It's true that the indenting class list at the top-left of a 
Hierarchy Browser is always organized based on the instance-side 
hierarchy, but hasn't that *always* been the case?  I just checked 
back in a 2.5 image and it's the case there, and I find it hard to 
believe that it was ever any different.


Cheers,

   -- Scott

PS:  When using the Lexicon/protocol browser, it's true that you see 
only one method per selector; where there is a need to observe the 
inherited implementations of a given method, an "inheritance" browser 
on that method is arguably the superior tool (compared to the 
hierarchy browser) in any case.


At 7:05 AM -0400 5/21/02, Mark Guzdial wrote:
>For my class, I wanted to show how the class side has a different 
>hierarchy than the instance side, and to show where "new" really 
>was.  But the Hierarchy Browser won't let you do that anymore -- it 
>always shows the instance side hierarchy.  Is there any way to get 
>the old behavior back?  The new Protocol Browser does show you 
>differences for the two sides, but you can't find a superclass's new 
>if your class has a new.
>
>Mark