Dynamic Web Development with Seaside

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Formatting Conventions

User Contributed Notes

eleison (15 April 2013, 7:48 pm)

Remember that the code listings follow a formatting convention to denote class methods and methods. So when you see:

 

ToDoList>>initialize

 

You do not actually name your method "ToDoList>>initialize". Rather, you must open the ToDoList instance in the browser and then define a method simply with the name "initialize".

 

For classes, you will see: ToDoList class>>initializeExamples

 

Open the ToDoList class in your browser, then click the "Class" button beneath the class listings to switch from instance methods to class methods. Next, define a method called "initializeExamples"

 

This formatting convention is explained in an early chapter: http://book.seaside.st/book/introduction/formatting-conventions

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Copyright © 24 May 2013 Stéphane Ducasse, Lukas Renggli, C. David Shaffer, Rick Zaccone
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