The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The copy message creates a new object that has the same contents and resulting behavior as a starting object, except that an independent copy of the contents of the starting object is created so that further changes to one object do not affect the other.
The createAverageSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the average over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createAverageSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the average over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createCountSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the count over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createCountSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the count over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createMaxSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the maximums over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createMaxSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the maximums over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createMinSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the minimum over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createMinSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the minimum over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createTotalSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the sum over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.
The createTotalSequence method takes a collection of objects and generates a sequence based on the sum over the responses of the entire object set (as opposed to a single object as in createSequence) The method returns an id which can be used later with -dropSequence.