refactor common methods to FluidManipulationClient in help files

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidDataSet.schelp

@@ -58,24 +58,6 @@ Empty the data set.
 METHOD:: free
 Destroy the object on the server.
 
-METHOD:: read
-Read a data set from a JSON file on disk, replacing the current contents.
-​
-METHOD:: write
-Write the data set to disk as a JSON file.
-
-METHOD:: size
-Report the number of items currently in the data set.
-
-METHOD:: cols
-Report the dimensionality of the data set. If action is nil, will default to posting result.
-
-METHOD:: dump
-Get the contents of the dataset as a Dictionary (note: uses a temporary file under the hood);
-
-METHOD:: load
-Fill the dataset with the contents of a dictionary, replacing its current contents (note: uses a temporary file under the hood).
-
 METHOD:: print
 Post an abbreviated content of the dataset in the window by default, but you can supply a custom action instead.
 ​​

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidKDTree.schelp

@@ -52,32 +52,6 @@ The number of neighbours to search
 ARGUMENT:: action
 A function that will run when the query returns, whose argument is an array of distances
 
-METHOD:: cols
-Get the dimensionality of the data that the tree is indexed against
-
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function that runs when the query returns, whose argument is the dimensionality
-
-
-METHOD:: read
-Set the object's state from a JSON file
-
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-The location of a JSON file on disk
-
-ARGUMENT:: action
-function to run when the data is loaded
-
-
-METHOD:: write
-Write the index of the tree to disk. Currently this will not overwrite extant files.
-
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-The path of a JSON file to write
-
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function to run when writing is complete
-
 
 EXAMPLES::
 

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidKMeans.schelp

@@ -61,13 +61,6 @@ a link::Classes/Buffer:: containing a data point
 ARGUMENT:: action
 A function to run when the server responds, taking the ID of the cluser as its argument
 
-
-
-METHOD:: cols
-Retreive the dimentionality of the dataset this instance is trained on
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function to run when the server responds, taking the dimensionality as its argument
-
 METHOD:: predict
 Report cluster assignments for previously unseen data
 ARGUMENT:: dataset
@@ -78,22 +71,6 @@ ARGUMENT:: action
 A function to run when complete, taking an array of the counts for each catgegory as its argument
 
 
-
-METHOD:: write
-write learned clusters to disk as a JSON file. Will not overwrite existing files
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-Absolute path for file
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function to run when the file is written
-
-METHOD:: read
-Read a learned clustering of a data set from a JSON file
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-Absolute path of the JSON file
-ARGUMENT:: action
-Function to run when the file has been read
-
-
 EXAMPLES::
 Server.default.options.outDevice = "Built-in Output"
 code::

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidLabelSet.schelp

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ METHOD:: at
 Retrieve a label set from the cache.
 ARGUMENT:: server
 The link::Classes/Server:: on which to create the label set.
-ARGUMENT:: id
+ARGUMENT:: name
 symbol or string with the label set's name.
 
 
@@ -49,23 +49,6 @@ Remove a id-label pair from the label set.
 METHOD:: clear
 Empty the label set.
 
-METHOD:: size
-Report the number of items in the label set.
-
-METHOD:: cols
-Report the number of labels per point (at the moment only 1 is supported).
-
-METHOD:: write
-Write this label set to disk as a JSON file.
-
-METHOD:: read
-Read a label set from a JSON file on disk, replacing the current contents.
-
-METHOD:: dump
-Get the contents of the label set as a Dictionary (note: uses a temporary file under the hood);
-
-METHOD:: load
-Fill the label set with the contents of a dictionary, replacing its current contents (note: uses a temporary file under the hood).
 
 METHOD:: print
 Post an abbreviated content of the label set in the window by default, but you can supply a custom action instead.

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidManipulationClient.schelp

@@ -11,13 +11,6 @@ CLASSMETHODS::
 
 PRIVATE:: nonBlocking
 
-METHOD:: kr
-The kr of the underlying UGem, which will output progress readings once all messages can be asynchronous.
-
-If, for whatever reason, you create an instance of a client object using code::kr:: in your own synth, make sure to set the instance's link::Classes/FluidManipulationClient#synth:: and link::Classes/FluidManipulationClient#server::, or nothing will work.
-
-returns:: An instance
-
 METHOD:: new
 Language-side constructor. Internally, this creates a new synth around an instance of the sub-class being constructed, and maintains a variable pointing to the synth, so that it can be communicated with.
 
@@ -43,9 +36,20 @@ The link::Classes/Server:: that our instance's object is running on
 
 returns:: a link::Classes/Server::
 
+METHOD:: read
+Read the object's data from a JSON file on disk, replacing the current contents.
+​
+METHOD:: write
+Write the object's data to disk as a JSON file.
+
+METHOD:: size
+Report the number of items currently in the object's data.
+
+METHOD:: cols
+Report the dimensionality of the object's data. If action is nil, will default to posting result.
 
-EXAMPLES::
+METHOD:: dump
+Get the contents of the object's data as a Dictionary (note: uses a temporary file under the hood);
 
-code::
-(some example code)
-::
+METHOD:: load
+Fill the object with the contents of a dictionary, replacing its current contents (note: uses a temporary file under the hood).

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidPCA.schelp

@@ -56,25 +56,6 @@ Output data
 ARGUMENT:: action
 Run when done
 
-METHOD:: cols
-Return the dimensionaliy of the data the model was trained on
-ARGUMENT:: action
-Run when done, taking the number of columns as an argument. If nil, defaults to posting to window
-
-METHOD:: read
-Read a data set from a JSON file on disk
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-The absolute path of the JSON file to read
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function to run when the file has been read
-​
-METHOD:: write
-Write the data set to disk as a JSON file.
-ARGUMENT:: filename
-Absolute path for the new file
-ARGUMENT:: action
-A function to run when the file has been written
-
 EXAMPLES::
 
 code::