What if we show the super icon only if there's no sub- implementation and otherwise the sub-implementation icon? no this is terrible because we cannot rely on the consistency of the information Or one containing both information, but I guess you won't like that. ;) I think that this is what we should have
So we need an icon with a (green) up arrow (for super send) and a (yellow) triangle pointing down (for overriddes). Who could draw something like that? ;))
I can :) I will try. now I think that you should try also with inkscape. The icons do not have to look good for now. We should get them right. After somebody with talent can relook them.
- The same is for abstract method icon. When browsing the protocol/interface I don't need to know that. I am more interested if any of the subclasses override it.
ok, I agree here. I disagree there. Browse stream and collection.
I meant that the icon should show whether the abstract method is overridden or not. What about keeping the cyan icon for abstract methods, but as a triangle pointing south when the method is overridden and as a square when it's not?
or nothing when it is not? Try to come up with a nice model. Then after we should see how we can sell it also as a paper.
David
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