It means if you subclass state you don't get classroot.
<class name="redState" extends="state" />
will not have classroot defined. state doesn't either. It was too
hard to do.
On 2007-01-29, at 12:29 EST, John Sundman wrote:
This sentence appears in the Developer's Guide:
"Members of state subclasses do not define
classroot."
Although I probably put that sentence in the Guide, I'm not sure
what it means. What I think I meant to say is that you can define
classes within a state, but if you do so, the value of "classroot"
is undefined.
Is that correct? Or does it mean that you cannot use "classroot"
from within a state at all? Or?
jrs
