Hi,
I want to override a generic method, but I'm doing something wrong. The
generic is defined this way:
GENERIC: execute-statement* ( statement type -- )
There's already a defined method:
M: object execute-statement* ( statement type -- )
drop query-results dispose ;
I want to override this method:
M: mysql-statement execute-statement* ( statement type -- )
drop do-mysql-statement ;
But this doesn't work, the first definition is used.
The method is defined:
( scratchpad ) mysql-statement implementors .
{
query-results
dispose
bind-statement*
execute-statement*
prepare-statement
}
( scratchpad ) mysql-statement \ execute-statement* method .
mysql-statement=>execute-statement*
But it's not the effective method:
( scratchpad ) mysql-statement \ execute-statement* effective-method .
object=>execute-statement*
Isn't mysql-statement's method more specific for mysql-statement class than
object's one ?
Thanks
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Alfredo Beaumont Sainz
http://www.alfredobeaumont.org/blog.cgi
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