Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
On Sep 30, 2008, at 10:20 AM, David Röthlisberger wrote:
why the down cyan arrow is not a down cyan arrow with a down orange arrow? (may be this is ugly but it would be more consistent).
well, we have a cyan square for an abstract method without sub-implementation, so for those with sub-impl., we could have a small cyan square with an orange down arrow. But I think the current cyan down arrow looks much better.
but what does mean down arrow? I have subclass implementing it (when the arrow is orange). Am I correct?
yes. Any down arrow means that at least one subclass is implementing a method with the same name. Orange down arrow means just that, a cyan down arrow additionally means that the method you are looking at is abstract, but subclasses do implement the method. David