9.4 Examining classes graphically
9.4.5 An example
- 1. Examine the class
capi:choice
by typingcapi:choice
into the Class area of the class browser.
- The class is described in the current view.
- 2. Choose View > Graph from the class browser.
- The relationships between
capi:choice
and its subclasses are depicted in a graphical form, as in Figure 9.7.
Figure 9.7 Relationship betweencapi:choice
class and its subclasses
- By default, the subclasses of the current class are shown in the graph. To expand any node in the graph, double-click on it.
- 3. Double-click on the
CAPI:BUTTON-PANEL
node to see the subclasses of this class.
- The classes of button panel object available are displayed in the graph, including the push button panel class that you saw in the examples in Section 9.1 on page 112.
- 4. To graph the superclasses, click on Superclasses just above the graph.
- The relationships between
capi:choice
and its superclasses are depicted in a graphical form, as in Figure 9.8.
Figure 9.8 Relationship betweencapi:choice
class and its superclasses
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