np, if you want to have better ergonomics you can copy my `processVirtual` and `super` implementation. It spins out a `super` function in the body of the `proc` that accepts the same params as the declared func. `processVirtual` has support for things like `constcpp` or `constref`. As a bonus it also capitalizes the name of the func. It's used like so: proc editorCanAttachTo(inParent {.constcpp.}: AActorPtr, outReason: var FText): bool {.constcpp, override .} = UE_Log "EditorCanAttachTo called in the parent" self.super(inParent, outReason) Run
As this is part of a larger macro, `self` (`this`) is also injected as a first parameter