br-ancestors {a}
- Display ancestor tree whose root is the current class. With
optional prefix ARG, display all ancestor trees whose roots are in the
current listing. With no ARG or if ARG = -1 or
br-invert-ancestors is `t', the current class ancestry tree
is inverted. That is, it shows branches going down towards the root
class, so that parents appear above children. If ARG < -1 or
br-invert-ancestors is `t' and ARG > 1, then the ancestry
trees of all classes in the current listing are inverted.
br-at {@}
- Display the current class location in the inheritance graph. The class
is displayed among both its ancestors and descendants. With optional
prefix ARG, display the locations for all classes in the current listing.
br-attributes
- Display attributes of the current class (prefix ARG = 1) or of the
current listing if ARG is other than 0 or 1.
With ARG = 0, the value of the variable,
br-inherited-features-flag, is toggled and no other action is
taken.
If br-inherited-features-flag is `t', all attributes of each
class are shown. If `nil', only lexically included attributes are
shown and if the attributes of a single class are requested and none are
defined, the class definition is displayed so that its attribute
declarations may be browsed.
br-buffer-menu {b}
- Display in the viewer window a selection list of buffers for the current browser language.
br-categories {C}
- Display categories directly associated with the current class.
This does not include any categories which the class inherits.
With optional prefix ARG, display categories of all classes in the
current listing.
br-children {c}
- Display the children of the current class. With optional prefix ARG,
display the children of all the classes in the current listing.
br-class-stats {M-c}
- Display a statistics summary for the current class. Optional prefix arg
PROMPT means prompt for a class name.
br-copyright
-
Display the OO-Browser copyright information in the viewer window.
br-count {#}
- Count the number of entries visible in current listing buffer.
Print the text result in the minibuffer when called interactively.
br-delete {C-c C-d}
- Delete a class from the current Environment. Does not alter descendency
relations. Optional prefix arg PROMPT means prompt for the class name.
br-descendants {d}
- Display the descendant tree whose root is the current class. With
optional prefix ARG, display all descendant trees whose roots are
the classes in the current listing.
br-edit-entry {e}
- Edit the source code for any browser listing entry, such as a class or a
feature. Optional prefix arg PROMPT means prompt for the entry name;
automatically prompt if called interactively outside of a listing
window, e.g. within a source code buffer when the browser user interface
is not displayed.
br-entry-info {i}
- Display attributes of the current entry in the viewer window.
br-env-load {C-c C-l}
- Load an OO-Browser Environment or specification from optional ENV-FILE,
ENV-NAME or br-env-file. Non-nil PROMPT means prompt the user
before building the Environment. Non-nil NO-BUILD means skip the build
of the Environment entirely. Return `t' if the load is successful,
else
`nil'.
br-env-rebuild {C-c C-e}
- Rescan System and Library sources associated with the current
Environment. When given a prefix arg, DEBUG-FLAG, it will output a
debugging backtrace if any error occurs during scanning (InfoDock and
XEmacs only).
br-env-save {C-c C-s}
- Save the modified Environment to a file given by optional SAVE-FILE or
br-env-file.
br-env-stats {M-e}
- Display a summary for the current Environment in the viewer window.
With optional prefix ARG, display class totals in the minibuffer.
br-exit-level {x}
- Return to prefix ARGth previous inheritance level listing.
The command is ignored with ARG < 1.
br-feature-edit-declaration {C-c M-j}
- Prompt with completion for a CLASS::FEATURE argument and then edit the
associated declaration. If point is on a feature definition signature
in a code buffer (prior to any of its arguments), the default is to edit
that feature's declaration. An error is signaled if the declaration is
not found. Presently, this command works in C++ buffers exclusively.
br-feature-signature {F}
- Show the full feature signature in the view window.
With optional prefix ARG, display signatures of all features from the
current listing buffer.
br-features {f}
- Display features/elements of the current class (prefix ARG = 1) or of
the current listing if ARG is other than 0 or 1.
With ARG = 0, the value of the variable, br-inherited-features-flag,
is toggled and no other action is taken.
If br-inherited-features-flag is `t', all features of each
class are shown. If `nil', only lexically included features are
shown and if the features of a single class are requested and none are
defined, the class definition is displayed so that its feature
declarations may be browsed.
br-find {C-c M-f}
- Prompt with completion for a class or element name from the current
Environment and display its definition for editing. (This command
is available within source code buffers.)
br-help {h} or {?}
- Display OO-Browser operation help information in the viewer window.
br-help-ms {H}
- Display OO-browser mouse usage help information in the viewer window.
br-implementors {I}
- Display a list of classes which contain definitions for the current
element name. Ignore classes which inherit such definitions. With
optional prefix ARG, display implementors of all elements within the
current listing.
br-kill {C-c C-k}
- Kill the buffer in the viewer window and redisplay help text.
br-lib-rebuild {L}
- Rescan Library components of the current Environment.
br-lib-top-classes {l}
- Display a list of the top-level Library classes. With prefix ARG,
display all Library classes.
br-match {m}
- Show all class names in the current Environment that contain optional
EXPR. A `nil' value of EXPR means prompt for a value. With optional
prefix ARG, EXPR is treated as a string. By default, it is treated as a
regular expression. AGAIN non-nil shows the number of classes MATCHED
from the last search, allowing repeated narrowing of the search set. An
empty EXPR when AGAIN is `nil' matches to all classes in the Environment.
br-match-entries {M}
- Show all entries in the current listing that contain optional EXPR. A
`nil' value of EXPR means prompt for a value. With optional prefix ARG,
EXPR is treated as a string. By default, it is treated as a regular
expression. AGAIN non-nil means show the number of entries MATCHED from
the last search, allowing repeated narrowing of the search set. An
empty EXPR when AGAIN is `nil' matches to all entries in the listing.
br-next-entry {C-n}
- Move point vertically down prefix ARG number of lines in a listing
buffer.
br-order {o}
- Order current browser listing window entries.
With prefix ARG other than 1 (the default), don't remove leading space from
entry lines before ordering. Negative ARG means order in descending Ascii
sequence, otherwise order in ascending sequence.
br-parents {p}
- Display the parents of the current class. With optional prefix ARG, display
parents of all the classes in the current listing.
br-prev-entry {C-p}
- Move point vertically up prefix ARG number of lines in a listing
buffer.
br-protocols {P}
- Display the protocols to which the current class or protocol conforms,
including inherited ones. With optional prefix ARG, display protocols
of all classes and protocols in the current listing.
br-quit {q}
- Quit the OO-Browser. With optional prefix ARG, delete window configurations
and listing buffers associated with the browser.
br-refresh {C-c C-r}
- Restore the OO-Browser to its state upon startup.
br-report-bug {C-c C-b}
- Report a bug or send some other kind of message to the OO-Browser
maintainers.
br-resize-narrow {C-x -}
- Narrow listing windows by 10 characters.
br-resize-widen {C-x +}
- Widen listing windows by 10 characters.
br-routines
- Display routines of the current class (prefix ARG = 1) or of the
current listing if ARG is other than 0 or 1.
With ARG = 0, the value of the variable,
br-inherited-features-flag, is toggled and no other action is
taken.
If br-inherited-features-flag is `t', all routines of each
class are shown. If `nil', only lexically included routines are
shown and if the routines of a single class are requested and none are
defined, the class definition is displayed so that its routine
declarations may be browsed.
br-sys-rebuild {S}
- Rescan System components of the current Environment.
br-sys-top-classes {s}
- Display a list of top-level System classes.
With prefix ARG, display all System classes.
br-to-from-viewer {C-c C-v}
- Move point to the viewer window or back to the last recorded listing
window.
br-toggle-keep-viewed
- Toggle the value of the br-keep-viewed-classes flag.
br-show-all-classes {A}
- Display a list of all Environment classes.
br-show-top-classes {t} or {T}
- Display a list of top-level classes.
With prefix ARG, display all Environment classes.
br-tree {M-d}
- Start the appropriate tree application with a descendency tree of the
current class. With optional prefix ARG, include a descendency tree for
each class in the current listing buffer.
br-tree-features-toggle {M-f}
- Toggle between showing and hiding features when
br-tree is
invoked to display descendants graphically.
br-tree-graph {M-g}
- Start the appropriate tree application with the tree from the current
listing buffer.
br-tree-kill {M-k}
- Kill all current
xoobr sub-processes.
br-unique {u}
- Eliminate adjacent duplicate entry names from the current listing window.
If two adjacent entries look the same, one is eliminated, even if they refer
to different class elements.
br-version {C-c #}
- Display the OO-Browser version number and credits.
br-view-entry {v}
- Display source for any browser listing entry. Optional prefix arg
PROMPT means prompt for an entry name; automatically prompt if called
interactively outside of a listing window, e.g. within a source code
buffer when the browser user interface is not displayed.
br-view-friend {V}
- With point on a friend listing entry, view its source code definition.
With optional OTHER-WIN non-nil, display in another window.
With optional SIG-AT-POINT-FLAG non-nil, assume point is within a friend
signature in a source buffer. (C++ only).
br-view-full-frame {1}
- Delete all windows in the selected frame except for the viewer window.
br-viewer-beginning-of-buffer {<}
- Scroll to the beginning of the viewer window buffer from within a
listing window.
br-viewer-end-of-buffer {>}
- Scroll to the end of the viewer window buffer from within a listing window.
br-viewer-scroll-down {DEL}
- Scroll the viewer window downward ARG lines or a windowful if no ARG.
br-viewer-scroll-down-by-line {,}
- Scroll the viewer window from within a listing window to show prefix ARG
more prior lines (default is 1).
br-viewer-scroll-up {SPC}
- Scroll the viewer window upward ARG lines or a windowful if no ARG.
br-viewer-scroll-up-by-line {.}
- Scroll the viewer window from within a listing window to show prefix ARG
more following lines (default is 1).
br-where {w} (in a listing window) {C-c M-w} (elsewhere)
- Display in the viewer window and return the full path of the defining
file for a browser listing entry. Optional prefix arg PROMPT means
prompt for the entry name; automatically prompts if called interactively
outside of a listing window, e.g. within a source code buffer when the
browser user interface is not displayed.
br-write-buffer {C-c C-w}
- Write the narrowed portion of the current browser buffer to a file.