Finding all methods available to a class

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> El 4/8/07 3:19 PM, "Ian Oversby" <[hidden email]> escribió:
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> > How do I find all the methods available to a class?  I was looking for
> > a way to output a line-ending and I finally stumbled upon "String
> > crlf" through google.  If I find the String class in the System
> > Browser and then use find method by wildcard to list all methods
> > beginning with 'c' it doesn't list crlf.
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> > Thanks,
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> > Ian
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> Transcript open.
> YourClass methodDict keysDo: [:k| Transcript show: k;cr]
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> Replace YourClass for what you wish
> String class methodDict keysDo: [:k| Transcript show: k;cr]
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> Note what in this case you must add "class"
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> Edgar
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> Okay, thanks very much Edgar.  That listed the missing methods but it
> doesn't list the methods that the System Browser shows.  Is there some
> reason that these methods aren't listed.  Oh actually, nevermind.  I
> think this is because crlf is an class method and the methods I was
> looking at were instance methods.
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> Cheers,
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> Ian
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> On 08/04/07, Edgar J. De Cleene <[hidden email]> wrote:
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>> El 4/8/07 3:19 PM, "Ian Oversby" <[hidden email]> escribió:
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>> > How do I find all the methods available to a class?  I was  
>> looking for
>> > a way to output a line-ending and I finally stumbled upon "String
>> > crlf" through google.  If I find the String class in the System
>> > Browser and then use find method by wildcard to list all methods
>> > beginning with 'c' it doesn't list crlf.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> >
>> > Ian
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>> Transcript open.
>> YourClass methodDict keysDo: [:k| Transcript show: k;cr]
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>> Replace YourClass for what you wish
>> String class methodDict keysDo: [:k| Transcript show: k;cr]
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>> Note what in this case you must add "class"
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>> Edgar