On Mar 28, 2008, at 1:35 PM, Henry Minsky wrote:
I think here is an example, the problem is a method defined on a
view, not a class,
<view name="menucap" y="${parent._currentattachy == 'top'? -
height + 1:parent.height }"...
...
...
<method name="setY" args="y"> <![CDATA[
super.setY(y);
if ( y < 0 ) {
this.setResourceNumber(1);
} else {
this.setResourceNumber(2);
}
]]>
generates a function expression in a hash table, with the "override"
keyword just hanging in there in the attrs list, causing a parser
error
}, setY: override function setY( y) {
So we need to suppress this on methods that are declared on views.
You're talking about what the tag compiler emits, right?
Although in this case we're screwed because
it calls super.setY, so we really need to make this a singleton
class...
What's the rule? Cannot call super methods when declaring an event
method, or what?
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