[Xotcl] knowing who is called "next"
Catherine Letondal
letondal at pasteur.fr
Thu Jan 18 20:42:18 CET 2001
Hi,
Most of the time, I know what is going to be called when I peut a next
statement :
- the class instproc method if from a proc
- the mixin method if any
- the superclass method
etc..
My question is the following: I have sometimes the instproc redefined at the
instance level with a proc: this is to enable the user to experiment a method on a given
object without breaking all the application (this is actually one the main
reason for me to use Xotcl). It's also a debug feature for more experimented developpers.
However, I have the "next" problem in such case: it's the instproc level which is called
instead of either the mixin or superclass method.
Is there any way either:
- to ask by introspection who is going to be called - e.g something like:
[[self] info next methodname]
- to enforce it:
classname next
I know the procsearch command, but it doesn't take a "next" argument!? I have tried :
puts "procsearch: [[self] procsearch next]"
which gives this output:
procsearch: ::buttondata0::next
(buttondata0 is an instance for which a proc has been defined)
::buttondata0 proc
I don't see any solutions with 'info called/calling' features either?
Many thanks!
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Catherine Letondal -- Pasteur Institute Computing Center
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