I have an animal object with a method call makeSound().
Then I have a feline object that extends animal with a method called
makeSound().
Then I have an object named cat that extends feline with a method called
makeSound().
If I instantiate the cat object and call it oCat, I can call
oCat.makeS
Since oCat extends feline, you'd be looking for super.makeSound().
// oCat
function makeSound()
{
super.makeSound();
}
HTH
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 7:49 AM, Dan O'Keefe wrote:
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> I have an animal object with a method call makeSound().
>
> Then I have a feline object that extends animal
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> Does anyone have any info about them?
>
> I moved all of my websites there several weeks ago. Seemed like a good price
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