On 8/14/07, Alan MacDougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> My understanding of inheritance is that I should not need to explicitly
> call the superclass constructor as long as I'm not overriding or
> extending that method of the superclass. What gives? Is it a language
> quirk?



Nope, not a language quirk - your parent constructor doesn't know what
parameter it should use for 'clip', so you have to explicitly state it. It's
the same in Java, IIRC.

Ian
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