Class: ChangeFileReader (private in ChangesBrowser

• Inheritance
• Instance protocol
  • accessing
  • private
  • reading

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--ChangesBrowser::ChangeFileReader

Package:

stx:libtool

Category:

Interface-Browsers

Owner:

ChangesBrowser

Instance protocol:

 autoCompare: something

 autoloadAsRequired

 autoloadAsRequired: something

 browser: something

 changeChunks

 changeClassNames

 changeFileName

 changeFileName: something

 changeHeaderLines

 changeInfo

 changeIsFollowupMethodChange

 changePositions

 changeTimeStamps

 enforcedNameSpace: something

 inStream: something

 noColoring: something

 tabSpec: something

 thisIsAClassSource

 contractClass: className selector: selector to: maxLen

contract a class>>selector string (for display in the changeList).

 extractClassAndClassNameFromParseTree: rec

 nameSpaceForApply

 addHeaderLineForChangeType: changeType changeString: changeString changeDelta: changeDelta timeStampInfo: timeStampInfo

 colorizeAsCommentChange: changeType

changeString := changeString allItalic.

 headerLineForChangeType: changeType changeString: changeString changeDelta: changeDelta timeStampInfo: timeStampInfo

 processChunk

self addHeaderLineForChangeType:changeType changeString:changeString changeDelta:changeDelta timeStampInfo:timeStampInfo.

 processMethodChunkIfNone: emptyBlock

sawExcla

 processNonMethodChunk

first, assume doIt - then lets have a more detailed look ...

 processSnapshotChunk

 readChangesFile

read the changes file, create a list of header-lines (changeChunks)
and a list of chunk-positions (changePositions).
Starting with 2.10.3, the entries are multi-col entries;
the cols are:
1 delta (only if comparing)
'+' -> new method (w.r.t. current state)
'-' -> removed method (w.r.t. current state)
'?' -> class does not exist currently
'=' -> change is the same as current methods source
'~' -> change is almost the same as current methods source
2 class/selector
3 type of change
doit
method
category change
4 timestamp

since comparing slows down startup time, it is now disabled by
default and can be enabled via a toggle.