Em Tue, 15 Apr 2014 12:55:51 +0200 Tobias Boege <tabo...@gmail.com> escreveu:
> And finally let me tell you something about extending classes: it gets
> especially cool when you call your extending class like the extended
> class. Above, you would not call your class VariantArray but
> Variant[]. [ At present, you have to create .src/Variant[].class
> outside of the IDE in your project because the IDE forbids use of
> brackets in class names. However, the interpreter doesn't seem to
> have any problems with that. ]
>
> That way, you are overriding the Variant[] class in the interpreter's
> global symbol table, using inheritance, i.e. you extend it. You can
> add features to Variant[] which are immediately available to all
> users of the Variant[] class without having to change any code.
> That's explained in the docs as well[1].
Strangely this extension trick doesn't work with an array of a
non-native class. The interpreter doesn't complain, but no events or
methods defined in the extended class are raised or called. Could you
please confirm this? Do you think this is a bug? If not, do you have
an explanation for this strange behavior?
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