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/* BBMolecule.h
*
* This is where all the atoms, bonds an molecule infos are collected and
* controlled. It just stores the basic data and has nothing to do with the
* way a molecule is drawn! The actual drawing is perfromed by different
* shapes.
*
* Usage: Just create a new molecule and then add your atoms/bonds.
* The atoms and bond have to be instantiated before they are added.
* Creation is not done by the addAtom/Bond methods.
* But freeÂing the molecule frees the atoms/bond eg. too!
*
* Hints: Also the molecule is capable of setting a drawing style we are not
* the only possible visible structure but we are the default(region).
* One could set/add any object to (be) the visibleRegion(s). You can
* change the list from the outside etc.
* All we need is a object that responds to the getShapesInto: method!
*
* Remember: a molecule must have a drawing/rotationStyle. Subregions
* may rely on that.
*
* Written by: Thomas Engel
* Created: 15.11.1993 (Copyleft)
* Last modified: 17.05.1994
*/
#import "BBRegion.h"
@interface BBMolecule:BBRegion
{
id beaker;
id defaultRegion;
BBSuitcase * regionList;
BBSuitcase * visibleRegions;
}
- init;
- free;
- setBeaker:aBeaker;
- beaker;
- addAtom:anAtom;
- addRegion:aRegion;
- regionList;
- addVisibleRegion:aRegion;
- visibleRegions;
- defaultRegion;
- shapeClass;
- shape;
@end
/*
* History: 17.05.94 Added flexible shape creation.
*
* 02.05.94 Its a BBSuitcase now.
*
* 09.03.94 Made it a subclass of BBMoleculeGroup and changed the
* name to BBRegion. And switched groups to regions.
*
* 13.01.94 Changed the naming
*
* 10.01.94 Changed some methods to work properly with our
* new objectWell.
*
* 28.12.93 Included the objectImage handling & added the groupList.
*
* 15.11.93 Wrote some basic methods for testing. Later this object
* could be completly different!
*
*
* Bugs: - I don't line the drawingStlye method name..will have to change it.
* Maybe I find something nice.
*
* - Looks like it works but ....?
*/
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