Le 19 mai 2015 à 16:03, Sergio Fedi a écrit : > <DolphinPackageBrowser.png> > > Top left pane: File system tree where packages are located > Down left pane: Packages in the file system location selected above > > Tabs: > Comment - Whatever text you put > Classes - Classes defined by the package > Loose methods - Methods in classes added by the package that are not in > classes defined by the package > Resources - Objects embedded in the package (that is, serialized instances) > Mainly used for window views. > Globals - Entries in the system dictionary that are defined by the package > Scripts - This tab has four subtabs: preinstall, postinstall, preuninstall, > postuninstall > These scripts where ran in the appropriate stage of > installing/uninstalling the package > Prerequisites - Depending on the classes, globals, etc, referenced by the > classes and methods,etc from the package, the browser determined it's > dependencies and this information would be then saved in the package itself. > If the package had circular dependencies, then it wouldn't allow you to save > it. The prerequisites listed you the packages which yoyr package depended on > and why. That is, a list of which method referenced something outside the > package. > Dependents - As prerequisites, but shows the packages that depend on your > package, and why > > Example of Dependents: > > <DolphinDependentsFeature.png> > > > The second dependency is created because the method references a class: > > agent > "Answers the IAgentCtl for the receiver's avatars" > > agent isNull ifTrue: [ > agent := IAgentCtlEx new. > agent connected: true ]. > ^agent >
thanks for the information.
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