On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
The right way to query instprocs is via "info instargs" and "info instbody" rather than "info args" and "info body" or the tcl counterparts...
Well, as mentioned, this does not really work in my case. I do not know beforehand whether a proc is an instproc or a per-object proc. I am using meta-programming and using methods as templates for other dynamically built methods. When the API gets the name of the method, it asks for the body and arguments, so it can create another method with that information. When looking up that information it now assumes that the given method name is an instproc and asks the class -- but this is not a general solution.
As pointed out by Artur, there are ways to do this, but they're pretty complex, so I am looking for a straightforward way of asking information about a method, without caring about whether it's inherited or not.
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