Hi Ralph,
You should be able to trace that using references. If you used a mutator just do senders of the mutator.
so ivar foo
might have an accessor
MyClass >> foo "return the value of foo" ^foo
and a mutator
MyClass >> foo: aFoo "set the value of foo to aFoo" foo := aFoo
if you only used the mutator to set the value of foo then senders of foo: will give you what you are looking for.
if no use references. By the way, if you did things this way references will show your accessor and mutator, which is why I said you should be able to trace it (by doing senders of what is returned by references.
All the best,
Ron Teitelbaum
On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 7:14 PM, Ralph Boland rpboland@gmail.com wrote:
In squeak you can find out all references to a variable of a class by clicking on the vars button.
Is there a way to find only the references to a variable of a class that assigns a value to that variable?
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