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===Construcotr===
'''IO_Field(int row, int col, void* data = (void*)0);'''
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IO_Field(int row, int col, void* data = (void*)0);
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This constructor sets the corresponding attributes to the values of incoming arguments.
====data()====
'''<big><pre>void* data();'''</pre></big>
Returns the value of the data attribute.
====getRow()====
'''<big><pre>int getRow(void)const;'''</pre></big>*if '''_owner''' is NULL, it returns the '''_row ''' attribute*if '''_owner''' is not NULL it returns the sum of '''_row ''' and '''_owner->getTop(); ''' (see IO_Frame for getTop())
====getCol()====
'''<big><pre>int getCol(void)const;'''</pre></big>*if '''_owner''' is NULL, it returns the '''_col ''' attribute*if '''_owner''' is not NULL it returns the sum of '''_col ''' and '''_owner->getLeft(); ''' (see IO_Frame for getLeft())
===Destructor===
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'''virtual ~IOField();'''
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An empty destructor (the body of the method is blank)
===Pure Virtual Methods===
'''<big><pre>virtual void Display() = 0;'''<br />'''virtual int Edit(IO_Form* Owner=NULL)= 0;'''<br />'''virtual bool Editable() = 0;'''<br />'''virtual void Set(const void *) = 0;'''<br /pre></big>
These are pure virtual methods enforcing the creation of the identical methods in the derived classes. This make the IO_Field class an abstract class.
