The first point in which an object is called...

[zombieZero]

Sorry if this is a no-brainer but I'm having trouble tracking this down...I've got a class with a bunch of methods and when the object is created everything works fine. The problem is, I have another class object which I want to interact with the first one, and one of the things I want it to do is note what gets called in the first object (which methods and with which arguements).

I'm thinking there must be a point within the class that you pass through when you call a method where I can take note of that information and pass it to the other object.

In a nutshell: When I call any method within obj1, I want the first thing that happens to be that the command (obj1 runMethod1 arg1 arg2) to get passed to obj2.

Can this be done?

 

[ulis]

To help us helping you, say us which object package you're using.

ulis

 

[zombieZero]

These packages are loaded:

autoloading package "Itcl".........OK
autoloading package "tnSnmp".......OK
autoloading package "Tclx".........OK
autoloading package "Expect".......OK

I'm using tcl version 8.3

 

[ulis]

Tcl lets you put a trace on proc activation. This is slightly more complex with iTcl.
Maybe this page (Itcl trace methods) could help you?

http://wiki.tcl.tk/17339

For more info on iTcl:

http://wiki.tcl.tk/2?Q=itcl

HTH

ulis