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Re: What is in initSwarm()? Was going to ask, but now propose an answer
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Marcus G. Daniels |
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Re: What is in initSwarm()? Was going to ask, but now propose an answer for FAQ or DOCS |
Date: |
10 Feb 2000 10:51:31 -0800 |
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>>>>> "PJ" == Paul Johnson <address@hidden> writes:
PJ> probeDisplayManager (??)
When ProbeDisplays are created, they are registered here so that the
the ObserverSwarm can request them all to be updated at once.
PJ> 5. initModule. This one is the most mysterious. In the
PJ> defobj/Program.m file, it gets re-routed to _obj_initModule, and I
PJ> can't see what it does, or if there are any global objects
PJ> created.
This is a convention for initializaing the phase splitting / multiple
inheritance machinery that defobj, collections, and activity use. I
once considered documenting it, but decided the world would be a The
initialization conventions support the feature where you take a class
that is marked up with CREATING/SETTING/USING tags, and then at
runtime synthesize new Objective C classes that implement each set of
behaviors. If you really want to investigate, look at tests/activity
for an example of subclassing using these conventions.
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