How do you get a super-class instance to call an over-riding method in a
sub-class? I'm using AS2.
I'm parsing data into an object. The parser method is generalized, so
it should be in the super-class, I think... But there are exceptions in
the sub-classes. The call to start loading the data begins in the
super-class, but some of the sub-classes might have there own
over-riding parser methods. Furthermore, any input values not caught by
the parsers of the sub-classes need to get passed back up to the
super-class.
Does this make sense? I did this kind of thing all the time with lingo,
but since I've been reading Moock I'm trying to write better OOP. This
has got to be a pretty common thing to run across.
Thanks!
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