8.4.5 An example

1. Examine the class capi:choice by typing capi:choice into the Class area of the Class Browser and pressing Return or clicking on .

The class is described in the current view.

2. Click on the Subclasses tab in the Class Browser.

The relationships between capi:choice and its subclasses are shown in a graph, as in Relationship between capi:choice class and its subclasses.

Figure 8.8 Relationship between capi:choice class and its subclasses




By default, the subclasses of the current class are shown in the graph. To expand a non-leaf node in the graph, click on the circle to its right.

3. Expand the CAPI:BUTTON-PANEL node to see the subclasses of this class.

The classes of button panel object available are displayed in the graph, including the push button panel class that you saw in the examples in Simple use of the Class Browser.

4. To graph the superclasses, click the Superclasses tab.

The relationships between capi:choice and its superclasses are shown in a graph, as in Relationship between capi:choice class and its superclasses.

Figure 8.9 Relationship between capi:choice class and its superclasses

LispWorks IDE User Guide (Macintosh version) - 25 Nov 2011