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22:3622:36, 19 September 2026 SommAfterMethod (hist | edit) [2,007 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Specifies a method that is automatically called after execution of each client Method. ==Syntax== SOMMBeforeAfter receiver; Environment *env; SOMObject object; somId methodId; void *returnedvalue; va_list ap; sommAfterMethod(receiver, env, object, methodId, returnedvalue, ap); ==Parameters== ;receiver (SOMMBeforeAfter) [A pointer to an object (class) of metaclass SOMMBeforeAfter representing the class obje...")
22:3322:33, 19 September 2026 SOMMTraced (hist | edit) [222 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with ";File stem: somtrcls ;Base ;Base Class ;Ancestor Classes: SOMMBeforeAfter, SOMClass, SOMObject ;Description ;New methods None ;Overridden methods * somInitMIClass *sommBeforeMethod *sommAfterMethod Category:SOM")
22:3122:31, 19 September 2026 SOMMSingleInstance (hist | edit) [1,135 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with ";File stem: snglicls ;Base:SOMClass ;Metaclass:SOMClass ;Ancestor Classes SOMClass:SOMObject ;Description SOMMSingleInstance is a metaclass provided with the SOM Toolkit. It can be specified as the metaclass when defining a class for which only one instance can ever be created. The first call to <className>New in C, the new operator in C++, or the somNew method creates the one possible instance of the class. Thereafter, any subsequent "new" calls return the first (...")
22:2922:29, 19 September 2026 SOMMBeforeAfter (hist | edit) [1,251 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with ";File stem: sombacls ;Description SOMMBeforeAfteris a metaclass that defines two methods (sommBeforeMethod and sommAfterMethod) which are invoke before and after each invocation of every instance method. SOMMBeforeAfter is designed to be subclassed. Within the subclass, each of the two methods should be overridden with a method procedure appropriate to the particular application. The before and after methods are invoked on instances (ordinary objects) of a class whose...")
22:2522:25, 19 September 2026 SOMEEMan (hist | edit) [2,680 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with ";File stem: eman ;Base: SOMObject ;Metaclass: SOMMSingleInstance ;Ancestor Classes: SOMObject ;Description The Event Manager class (EMan for short) is used to handle several input events. The main purpose of this class is to provide a service that can do a blocked (or timed) wait on several event sources concurrently. Typically, in a main program, one registers an interest in an event type with EMan and specifies a callback (a procedure or a method) to be in...")
22:2222:22, 19 September 2026 SOMEClientEvent (hist | edit) [936 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with ";File stem: clientev ;Base:SOMEEvent ;Metaclass:SOMClass ;Ancestor Classes SOMEEvent:SOMObject ;Description This class describes generic client events within the Event Manager. Client Events are defined, created, processed and destroyed entirely by the application. The application can queue several types of client events with EMan. When a client event occurs, EMan passes an instance of this class to the callback routine. The callback can query this object about its...")

19:4519:45, 14 September 2026 SETENVAR.EXE (hist | edit) [1,185 bytes] Martini (talk | contribs) (Created page with "This utility writes a prompted <code>CONFIG.SYS</code> environment-variable directive. Documented directly in its message catalog (shared with LAPSDISK.EXE/LAPSRSP.EXE/ THINLAPS.EXE, which references it by name), it defines an environment variable and a prompt string for it; the actual interactive prompt is presented later, when <code>CONFIG.SYS</code> is processed at boot/install time — this program itself has no keyboard/screen imports and just writes the...")

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