Re: [F-Script-talk] embedded question

[ackerman <rd...@pa...>]

On May 2, 2005, at 1:46 AM, Felix Franz wrote:
>> On May 1, 2005, at 7:09 PM, ackerman wrote:
>>> i am using the fscript palette to put a fscript view on my apps main
>>> window.
>>> when i do a 'sys browse' in it, in the left column i see 'sys = <an
>>> instance of System>'.
>>> Where are the objects of my program? shouldn't i see them there?
>>
>> i forgot to mention that i can use 'select view' to click on an object
>> in my gui and see its attributes.
>> but what i was interested in is a list of all the objects in my 
>> program
>> -- not just gui objects that i can see in the interface.
>
> You can create an FSInterpreter-object and set objects via
> the setObject:forIdentifier: method. Something like:
>
> interpreter = [[FSInterpreter alloc] init]
> [interpreter setObject: myImportantObject forIdentifier: @"obj1"];
> ...
> [interpreter browse];
>
> now you should see "obj1" in the left column.

i was hoping to avoid this level of manually adding code to inspect an 
object.
i want to type 'sys browse' in the FSInterpreterView and see a list of 
instances of all allocated objects, preferably listed by class.
the docs seem to show this happening, but i don't see any object 
instances in my object browser.
so i am wondering what i have to do to see my apps objects in the 
browser that is embedded in my app.

Thanks for replying ---