[apologies if this is a duplicate post; it didn't seem to reach the list the first time --cm]
Hi, I'm trying to begin to understand Torque. I "get" the BaseX / X model, and I appreciate it. I looked at one of my X classes and noticed that it is declared to implement Persistent, although it (as yet) has no body. So I figured the implementation must be back in the hierarchy a ways, perhaps spread over a few ancestors. As it turns out, BaseObject not only implements Persistent, but is actually declared to implement it as well. So my X, which is-a BaseX, which is-a BaseObject, is known to the system to implement Persistent without any statement in its class definition to that effect. So, why is the declaration there? Thanks. Peace, --Carl ------------------ Carl Manaster ActivX Biosciences [EMAIL PROTECTED] 858/526-2514 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
