Thanks for that explanation Barney. I know i should have learned all this in
university, but when i went, i packed a manual typewriter that made my
fingers ache after the first paragraph. The only thing i had to organize
data was the post-it notes i stuck up on the wall. If i remember correctly,
i
An interface says that an object is 'something'. It's kind of like
inheritance, but less structured. Eric's example was a good one:
> - class Student { }
> - interface PaperGrader { }
> - class Professor implements PaperGrader { }
> - class TeacherAssistant extends Student implements PaperGr
Then you're stuck, and you're forced to resort to non-enforced
implementation. I add an 'implements' attribute to the CFCOMPONENT tag.
It's ignored by CF, but you can view it in the component meta data. If you
ever change your interface component, you can just do a search through all
your CFCs fo
Hmmm, I've never worked with Java so i don't understand anything much about
interfaces - at least not yet ... still not sure if i'm missing something,
or what i'm missing here.
I assume if you call a child method, the child method executes, and if you
call a method in the parent, the parent method
Barney,
How do you deal with inheritance in a class with which you also require an
interface?
For example:
- class Student { }
- interface PaperGrader { }
- class Professor implements PaperGrader { }
- class TeacherAssistant extends Student implements PaperGrader { }
This is where I get stuc
The purpose is to imitate an interface. By making the abstract class's
method throw an error, you are forced to override it in your child class.
If you have the method in the child class, then the fact that the method
exists in the parent is irrelevant, unless you explicitly invoke it wuth a
call
Seeing Brendan's post just now reminded me ... I've been reading about the
template method pattern in Brendan's CFDJ article (thanks much for those
Brendan!) and am in the middle of putting it to good use. One thing that's a
little baffling is the inclusion of an "Abstract Method" in the parent
obj
Check your outlook rules, if that's what you're using. If a message matches
two of them and both rules move the message to a new folder, you'll get two
copies.
barneyb
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The double email on the HoF list is due to your domain doing some rewrite of
the mime dividers in the HTML email. Switching to text only email solves
this issue. Other lists that send their email in html format may have the
same problem.
When I get a free second I'm going to email your ISP and find
Only one here.
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I only get one, but I do receive double emails from cf-talk.
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Is anyone else getting two of every email now? For some reason I am
getting two of all CFCDEV emails
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You're too much...
Va. :)
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I just couldn't resist.
B
PS> I need help!
I just couldn't resist.
B
PS> I need help!
Rob Rusher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/27/2003 12:10:01 PM
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You just couldn't resist. :-)
Regards,
Rob
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This is a really lame thread.
(Again there is no need to reply!!!)
B
Rob Brooks-Bilson/CHAZ/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@cfczone.org on 10/27/2003 10:45:59 AM
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