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\name{MethodDefinition-class}\docType{class}\alias{MethodDefinition-class}\title{Classes to Represent Method Definitions }\description{These classes extend the basic class \code{"function"} whenfunctions are to be stored and used as method definitions.}\section{Objects from the Class}{Objects can be created by calls of the form \code{new("MethodDefinition", ...)}.~~ describe objects here ~~}\section{Slots}{\describe{\item{\code{.Data}:}{Object of class \code{"function"}; the datapart of the definition. }\item{\code{target}:}{Object of class \code{"signature"}; thesignature for which the method was wanted. }\item{\code{defined}:}{Object of class \code{"signature"}; thesignature for which a method was found. If the method wasinherited, this will not be identical to \code{target}. }}}\section{Extends}{Class \code{"function"}, from data part.Class \code{"PossibleMethod"}, directly.Class \code{"OptionalMethods"}, by class "function".}\section{Methods}{\describe{\item{findNextMethod}{\code{signature(method = "MethodDefinition")}: ... }\item{loadMethod}{\code{signature(method = "MethodDefinition")}: ... }\item{show}{\code{signature(object = "MethodDefinition")}: ... }}}\seealso{ See\code{\link{MethodWithNext-class}} for an extension used by \code{\link{callNextMethod}}. }\keyword{classes}