On 01/07/2014 07:35 AM, Zhihua Zheng wrote:
> mn... I think it works for me.
> Thanks for your advice.
>
> P.S. They implement class, why not inheritance?
I started working on that a very very long time ago (2006), and the
short answer is that it's not a very easy thing to do correctly. It's
not
mn... I think it works for me.
Thanks for your advice.
P.S. They implement class, why not inheritance?
2014/1/7 Valdis Vītoliņš
> If you add different objects from several classes to XWiki document,
> common problem is that for document representation sheet of first found
> class is used.
> Th
If you add different objects from several classes to XWiki document,
common problem is that for document representation sheet of first found
class is used.
Therefore for composite objects you need to add
XWiki.DocumentSheetBinding object
which points to sheet document, with content like this (not
hi,
Thanks for your answer.
Currently I am using a set of classes to represent my data, for display
part they just need to directly show the properties. If I use composit, for
the common part I need to identify if it's common, and there will be some
"if-else" in each of the subclasses.
I just wan
If you mean these classes defined in class editor defined
in .../xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/XWikiClasses
AFAIK these doesn't support extension.
So, you need to use composition instead. Add object with type of the
common class, and for few other documents add another object with type
of "extended" class.
hi,
the Class I mean is XClass, which is used in Wiki pages.
thanks,
B.R./ZZH
2014/1/5 Zhihua Zheng
> hi all,
>
> I have couple of classes they are similar, most of them are the same, but
> some small parts are different. So that I want to use a arch that there is
> a common class holds all t
hi all,
I have couple of classes they are similar, most of them are the same, but
some small parts are different. So that I want to use a arch that there is
a common class holds all the common properties, and the real classes are
inherited from the common.
But how to achieve that?
thanks!
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