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ASCIIExampleClass

Inherits From:	Object

Declared In:	ASCIIExampleClass.h

Class Description

This is the docu to a plain ASCII source. Take a look at it to see which kind of coding style the editor is designed for.
People who place method defs and the method-body braces differently will most likely run into touble.

note:

Instance Variables

id name;
id selectorName;

name	Used to store the full method name.

selectorName	No description.

Method Types

	- free
	- init
	- initFromText:
	+ initialize
	- isInstanceMethod
	- name
	- selectorName

Class Methods

initialize
+ initialize

Just sets the version of the class.

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Instance Methods

freeAll
- freeAll

Method description here.

See also:  -  myReference

doNothing:butWithSpeed:
-  (void *)doNothing:(int)right butWithSpeed:forTesting

Just to test a mulit param method. And it will work !

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free
-  free

Frees the objec and all its properties.

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init
-  init

Just calls initFromText with the argument "".

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initFromText:
-  initFromText:theLine

This is the designated init meth.

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isInstanceMethod
-  (BOOL)isInstanceMethod

Returns YES if this mehtod is a instance method of the given class.

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name
-  (char *)name

Returns the name of the method.

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selectorName
-  (char *)selectorName

Returns a character pointer to the selector name. Selector names are the shorted versions of the method names. E.g: addObject:atIndex:   or move::: . Don't modify the providided object !

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