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From: klimas@iccgcc.decnet.ab.com
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++,comp.lang.smalltalk
Subject: Re: Smalltalk-like classes and nifty browsers
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Date: 14 Sep 90 14:06:16 GMT
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In article <44069@prls.UUCP>, ross@prls.UUCP (Ross Morley) writes:
(stuff deleted that says the following point)
> but it allows you see the subclass in terms of the methods actually
> accessible to it, regardless of the level they were defined at.
> 
> So if anyone is thinking of making a nifty class browser, I recommend taking
> a look at Tek Smalltalk-80 for ideas. I wish they had this in ParcPlace
> Smalltalk-80 as well (hence the cross posting to comp.lang.smalltalk).
	The Digitalk /V-PM class browser supports this type of "flattening"
	operation also.  It is no big deal to include all of the inherited
	methods in the class hierarchy browser and I have seen some goodies
	for /V286 that include an extra button to provide this display.