Re: Easy Way to copy a class?

There is no direct way to copy a class. But you can make use of the
fact that dragging and dropping a method category or method to another
class does a copy. Create the new subclass as per normal. Dragging the
"All" category to the new class will copy all the methods over. You
need to repeat this for the class side.

Not sure about the Push Up problem. An abstract class is probably one
with a method that sends #subclassResponsibility.

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Hwee Boon

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