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Re: variableWordSubclass:: msg#00128lang.smalltalk.squeak.beginners
Joaquin, > I wish to create a subclass of FloatArray for a dynamic system simulation. > When creating the class with #subclass: the > method is automatically changed to #variableWordSubclass: as follows > > FloatArray variableWordSubclass: #DynamicVariable > > That is fine. But when I wish to create an instance > > dv2 _ DynamicVariable new: 2 > > I get an error telling me that #new: is not understood. However #new: is > understood by the superclass #FloatArray. Why? I tried this and didn't get any error. I managed to create an instance of DynamicVariable with two slots. > And, by the way, the method #variableWordSubclass cannot be found with Method > Finder. Why? I'm not sure how you did this, but if you select from the "v" to "s" above and press Ctrl-w (or Alt-Shift-w), you'll see the selectors that contains the selected string as a part. -- Yoshiki
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