A class with 'no superclass' will still have Instance as its
superclass, and right now Instance.initialize is used for scaffolding.
In general, it is always good practice to call your super initialize
method.
You should be able to delete the pragma as the new class system
doesn't have the restriction that you can only call super on the
method you are overriding.
On 2006-06-12, at 12:59 EDT, Henry Minsky wrote:
> The code declaring the LzLoader class in legals starts like this
>
>
> LzLoader = Class("LzLoader", null, function ( owner , args ){
> #pragma 'methodName=initialize'
> super.initialize(owner, args);
>
> Is it necessary for the initialize method to call super.initialize
> for a
> class with no superclass?
>
>
>
>
> --
> Henry Minsky
> Software Architect
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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