> I am playing around with Morphs to create a Board for the ancient Go
> game. Given that I'd like to create a completely new kind of Morph
> (i.e. a Class that extends Morph), I'd like to find out which methods
> in the Morph class are defined as subclass responsibilities. Is there
> any fast way
Browse senders of #subclassResponsibility, and look for objects in
your hierarchy. You can use a Method Finder to do this.
Looking myself, I see only 340 or so senders. Which is what I'd
expect; there aren't a whole lot of abstract classes in the image;
most are real.
-- C
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008
Hi,
I am playing around with Morphs to create a Board for the ancient Go
game. Given that I'd like to create a completely new kind of Morph
(i.e. a Class that extends Morph), I'd like to find out which methods
in the Morph class are defined as subclass responsibilities. Is there
any fast way to
