ColdFrame: Reserved names

ColdFrame uses some names to build the framework for you. It will at best cause confusion if you use these names in your models.

The table below shows the names and their uses.

Name	Use
All_Instances	utility operation to obtain all current instances of a class
Cascade_Initialize	domain initialization operation, can initialize other domains (especially in unit test)
Cascade_Tear_Down	domain teardown operation, can tear down other domains (only in unit test)
Class_Initialize	class initialization operation
Counterpart	reference to a class in another Domain
Delete	instance deletion operation
Events	domain event support
Filter_Function	generic, to select some instances of a collection of instances
Find	instance location operation
Handle	type used to access instances
Handle_Hash	operation to support Booch Sets
Identifier	type used to identify instances
Initialize	domain initialization operation
Instance	type to hold instance data
Instance_Hash	operation to support Booch Maps
Iterate	generic, to iterate over a collection of instances
Next_Identifier	class variable to support Autonumber
Old_State_Machine_State	attribute to contain the previous state of an instance's state machine during an action procedure call
Selection_Function	generic, to select some of the current instances of a class
State_Image	operation to return a string describing the state of an instance's state machine
State_Machine_State	attribute to contain the state of an instance's state machine (the new state, during an action procedure call)
State_Machine_State_T	type to describe the state of an instance's state machine
Tear_Down	operation to return the domain to its initial state
Text	translates to Ada.Strings.Unbounded.Unbounded_String
The_Container	class variable to contain all the instances (will be a pointer, an array or a Map)
This	parameter (or, for singletons, class variable) to hold the (current) instance
Time	translates to ColdFrame.Project.Calendar.Time
Timer	type of an attribute to hold cancellable delayed events

You may find it useful sometimes to overload the instance creation operation Create.