are you expecting it to call mySuperClass.myFunction, or
mySubClass.myFunction?
As far as I know, if you have overridden myFunction in the subclass,
that will be called, rather than the super class's definition. I
usually get around this with naming conventions, i.e. prefixing my
private functions with the initials of the class. It's ugly, but safer,
especially when you do a lot of inheritance.
Nikolaj Selvik wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for welcoming me to your list!
I´ve run into a problem using MM's delegate class, couldn't find any info on
this particular issue so here goes:
Example:
"mySubClass" inherits from "mySuperClass"
In "mySubClass" I have:
myObject.addEventListener("click",Delegate.create(this, this.myFunction));
works fine if "myFunction" is defined in "mySubclass", just as it should, but not if Its
defined in "mySuperClass". Why?
Best Regards,
Nick
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