Hi,
I'm reviewing in detail the new qooxdoo 0.7, and have a doubt.
For calling the overriden function here is the old syntax:
qx.OO.defineClass("my.cool.Class",
my.great.SuperClass,
...
});
qx.Proto.foo = function(x) {
my.great.SuperClass.prototype.foo.call(this, x);
};
and the new one:
qx.Class.define("my.cool.Class", {
extend : my.great.SuperClass,
...
members : {
foo : function(x) {
this.base(arguments, x);
}
}
});
Clearly, the new form has more advantages.
But how would I convert this to the new syntax?:
qx.OO.defineClass("my.cool.Class",
my.great.SuperClass,
...
});
qx.Proto.foo = function() {
this.debug('a');
my.great.SuperClass.prototype.foo.apply(this, arguments);
};
I use often this construct, because if I change later the signature of a
method (adding more parameters), I don't have to update all overriden
methods, provided I'm calling the base method with unmodified parameters).
Regards,
David
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