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>From: [email protected] (Kurt Stirewalt)
>Message-Id: <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: get_object in model server???
>Status: RO
>
>In implementing the mtf back end, I've run into a snag with the object
>system. Hopefully this is just a mis-understanding on my part. In the Object
>System API (as of 3/8/95) on page 12, the code segment for client.cc
>has a line:
> Object* b1 = server->get_object("SendButton");
>but I did not see a get_object method in the API for the Model_Server class.
>I need this method in order to instantiate MTF objects. Am I just missing
>something here? Thanks.
>
> -- kurt.
>