This is only true if you follow objc init I think... for example...
I came across this problem with NSWindowController and it took me a while to
figure out.
class PasswordController < NSWindowController
def initialize
initWithWindowNibName("Password") ##FAIL Never called! init called instead
end
class PrefController < NSWindowController
def initialize(owner)
@owner = owner
initWithWindowNibName("Preferences")
end
end
The first example fails and so I finally got that I needed the init method to
make the window appear but I couldn't figure out why the second option worked.
Must have been a long day but clearly if designate an initialize with a param
init is bypased...
so if I take the
class A <String
def initialize(b)
super
end
end
example and do A.new("hi there") gives
initialize
=> "hi there"
so what is going on? I think there might need to be some clarity.....
Terry
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