Thanks,
I guess only having the function called from the base class isn't 
possible then :(

I can get the same behaviour by adding custom.io.FormReader.read() to 
each constructor for a class that has design data but it is just one 
more thing to remember. Ah well!

Thanks!
Matthew

Hugh Gibson wrote:
>> I'm trying to do something but keep running into a problem :(
>> I am working on a solution to easily create complicated window 
>> layouts in a large application. The idea is to have a static member 
>> of each window called "design" which describes the layout of each 
>> window. I can do this OK, the problem is inheritance. We have a 
>> base window that we derive all of our windows from. I would like to 
>> be able to call custom.io.FormReader.read() in the base class I 
>> want to be able to read the static properties for that class and 
>> for the descendants aswell.
>>
>> I can acccess our base class and the superclass returns 
>> qx.legacy.ui.window.Window but i won't to be able to go the other 
>> way and return the descendant.
>>
>> Hope that makes sence, it's all very confusing!
> 
> 
> Something like:
> 
> In derived class function:
> 
>   MyBaseClass.getDesign(this.self)
>   
> this.self is set up as the current class. It has a superclass entry which
> refers to the parent class. So in the getDesign function, implemented in
> your base class, you can just walk the classes gathering up the designs:
> 
> getDesign : function(clazz)
> {
>   lDesign = []
>   while (clazz)
>   {
>     lDesign.push[clazz.design];
>     clazz = clazz.superclass;
>   }
>   return lDesign;
> }
> 
> You will probably have to play with the details in a debugger to see
> exactly what works. I've just read through qx.Class to work out how it's
> done.
> 
> Hugh
> 
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