Sorry, but I think you're wrong or misunderstood. If a method is overridden, you can skip around the override like you can in some other languages
________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of justinbuser Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 10:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Is there any way to call super.super.method in AS3? --- In [email protected], "wpding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to override a method of a super class. and I can use > super.method to invoke the corresponding method of the super class. > > But how i can call a method of the super super class. > for example. > Class A{ > protected function myMethod(){} > } > Class B extends A{ > override protected function myMethod(){} > } > > Class C extends B{ > override protected function myMethod(){} > } > > Is it possible to call A.myMethod in the function C.MyMethod? > > Thanks > Yes, exactly how you wrote it. However in order to have the top level function actually run before adding methods etc... with level 2 you need to call super.myMethod(); from B or not override it at all in B to be able to access it's functionality! from C. In other words, if you override a function and then try to override it again in a class extending the one with the original override and don't call the super version in the intermediate class then you end up with an empty function at the end. JjB -#As always I could be completely wrong, but it's not likely#-
