Labels:book | bulletin board | crt screen | poster | reckoner | sky OCR: Chapter More about objects 119 In this example, some Var and someInt are static, one Var and anotherVar are normal ivars. In the methods of myCl lass whenever you access some Var, you are accessing the SAME ivar, no matter what object you are in and similarly for someInt. Public ivars can be accessed from outside the class. They're declared this way: class myC super{ mySuper public var aVar int anInt end publ ir var anotherVar int anotherInt They re from outside the class via this syntax: msg i ivar> anIvar someObj ect (where someob ect an obj ect of myclass, of course.) ve considered addi ing this feature to Mops for some time doing this feelings, but eventua deci ided was worth in some situat ions wh define dozens of pass through me thods T + may not be br. lliantl eleg This really an ex ...
