Class: CodeView2WithAcceptAndCancelBar (in Tools)

• Inheritance
• Description
• Related information
• Instance protocol
  • action
  • initialization
  • message forwarding
  • queries

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--GraphicsMedium
      |
      +--DisplaySurface
         |
         +--SimpleView
            |
            +--ViewWithAcceptAndCancelBar
               |
               +--Tools::CodeView2WithAcceptAndCancelBar

Package:

stx:libtool

Category:

Interface-CodeView

Version:

rev: 1.1 date: 2023/06/09 10:12:03

user: cg

file: Tools__CodeView2WithAcceptAndCancelBar.st directory: libtool

module: stx stc-classLibrary: libtool

Author:

cg

Description:

documentation to be added.

class:
    <a short class summary here, describing what instances represent>

responsibilities:    
    <describing what my main role is>

collaborators:    
    <describing with whom and how I talk to>

API:
    <public api and main messages>
    
example:
    <a one-line examples on how to use - can also be in a separate example method>

implementation:
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[instance variables:]

[class variables:]

Related information:

Instance protocol:

 accept

 cancel

 compare

 initialize

codeView model: ValueHolder new.

 doesNotUnderstand: aMessage

(comment from inherited method)
this message is sent by the runtime system (VM) when
a message is not understood by some object (i.e. there
is no method for that selector). The original message has
been packed into aMessage (i.e. the receiver, selector and
any arguments) and the original receiver is then sent the
#doesNotUnderstand: message.
Here, we raise another signal which usually enters the debugger.
You can of course redefine #doesNotUnderstand: in your classes
to implement message delegation,
or handle the MessageNotUnderstood exception gracefully.

 isCodeView2

(comment from inherited method)
codeview2 seems to require some extra hacks