I have
extended the DateChooser component to allow user to click through Years and
Months rather than just Months.
I have
overridden the createChildren() method. DateChooser calls
super.createChildren(). If I call super.createChildren() in my subclass at the
end of my method it redefines the objects that I have overridden, if I call it
at the beginning of my method before I create the objects, it does most of the
work twice.
It
works if I don't call super.createChildren() at all, but there are side
effects that I have to fix after anyway.
If the
superClass creates and lays-out objects that I do not want in my subClass I
would like to be able to call the superClass' super methods to by-pass the
instantiation and layout of the objects that I don't want.
But I
presume its not possible?
-----Original Message-----If you are in a method of say class C which extends class B, then
From: Chris Velevitch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 March 2005 03:15
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] super.super?
calling super.someMethodName works. If class B extends class A and B
doesn't redefine a method of A, say, called methodOfA, then in class C
you can call super.methodOfA. This is because, through inheritance,
all unredefined methods of A are automatically available to B. Super
only works one level up.
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