Smalltalk class heirachy
Jecel Assumpcao Jr
jecel at merlintec.com
Tue Dec 7 13:31:18 UTC 2004
Alan Kay wrote on Tue, 07 Dec 2004 09:46:56 -0800
> IIRC, there is one in the endpages of the Smalltalk-80 Blue book (from 1983).
That is the "railroad" diagram of the Smalltalk-80 syntax (also
available in one of the August 1981 Byte articles). In the front inner
covers there is an example of the class and method presentation format.
But every chapter in Part Two does start out with a class hierarchy
diagram with the classes presented in that chapter enclosed in a gray
box. I thought about scanning this in, but there were so few classes
back then that it is faster for me to retype it:
Object
Magnitude
Character
Date
Time
Number
Float
Fraction
Integer
LargeNegativeInteger
LargePositiveInteger
SmallInteger
LookupKey
Association
Link
Process
Collection
SequenceableCollection
LinkedList
Semaphore
ArrayedCollection
Array
Bitmap
DisplayBitmap
RunArray
String
Symbol
Text
ByteArray
Interval
OrderedCollection
SortedCollection
Bag
MappedCollection
Set
Dictionary
IdentityDictionary
Stream
PositionableStream
ReadStream
WriteStream
ReadWriteStream
ExternalStream
FileStream
Random
File
FileDirectory
FilePage
UndefinedObject
Boolean
False
True
ProcessScheduler
Delay
SharedQueue
Behavior
ClassDescription
Class
MetaClass
Point
Rectangle
BitBlt
CharacterScanner
Pen
DisplayObject
DisplayMedium
Form
Cursor
DisplayScreen
InfiniteForm
OpaqueForm
Path
Arc
Circle
Curve
Line
LinearFit
Spline
-- Jecel
P.S.: I copied the blank lines though I don't think they have any
meaning beyond making it easier to draw the gray boxes for each chapter
that I had mentioned
More information about the Squeak-dev
mailing list
|