this.selectorPane.clearSelections();
this.selectorPaneSetList(aClass.functionNames());
9. Now you can have fun scrolling around in the class list and selecting
various classes to see their methods appear in selectorPane.
10. The class names are ugly, though, aren't they? Add this line at the
beginning of 'onLoad', and re-execute the comment:
this.classPane.renderFunction = function(c) {return c.name};
11. We're almost done now. Browse to 'selectorPaneSelection', and paste in
this line of code:
this.methodPaneSetTextString(this.theClass.prototype[selection])
Poof, you have a broswer! Use the window 'Menu' button to change the title
accordingly. Or, if you want to get really fancy, you could add this line to
classPaneSelection:
this.owner.setTitle('Class Browser' + (aClass ? 'on ' + aClass.name : '');
Tune in next time when we add the ability to make changes in the browser, save
them in little packages called ChangeSets and leave them in the PartsBin for
others to enjoy.