findReferencesToMethod

3 December 2004

/*
this will find all usages/references/mentions of  a method anywhere in any class.
it searches through each method's literals for the method name stored as a symbol.
just found a bug.  update posted soon.
this doesn't check { } func defs inside methods (or recursively scan fund defs)
doesn't check class methods either.
*/    
Library.put([Tests,referencesToMethod],{
         GetStringDialog("Method name:","",{
            arg ok,string;
            var fn;
            fn = { arg methodName;
                  var found;
                  found = Array(8);
                  Class.allClasses.do({ arg class;
                     (class.methods ?? {[]}).do({ arg method;
                        var literals;
                        literals = method.literals;
                        if(literals.notNil,{
                           literals.do({ arg lit;
                              if(lit === methodName ,{
                                 found = found.add(method);
                              })
                           })
                        });
                     })
                  });
 
                  found
 
               };
            if(ok,{
               this.newErrorWindow;
               fn.value(string.asSymbol).do({ arg method;
                  method.postln;
               });
            })
         });
      });
 


	

	

 
	



	
	
	
	
	




	



	
	
	



	

	
	  




  
    
      
    
  
    
      
    
  
    
      
    
  
    
      
    
  
    
	

      
        
        
 		
      

    
  
    
	

      
        
        
 		
      

    
  
    
	

      
        
        
 		
      

    
  
    
	

      
        
        
 		
      

    
  
    
	

      
        
        
 		
      

    
  
  

    
    
  





	
	 

	
	

	
	
	
    

	
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