Bert Freudenberg wrote:

> See the categories named "event-..." in class Object. There are usage  

> examples in classes EventTest and EventManagerTest. Basically, use  

> #when:send:to: to register a handler and #triggerEvent: to trigger  

> the event.

 

Thanks Bert, I thought there must be something somewhere. How to use it is
another matter, and EventTest isn't immediately helping! I am still really
struggling with the syntax and the fact there is no documentation on these
things and no comments in the code I find pretty aggravating. Why on earth
do people write code with zero comments, even at the class level - do they
assume everyone instantly understands the intension or is this the ST way. I
am sure I will get it if I stare long enough!

 

Bob -


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