Hi devs,
With 2.10, overloading constructors was as simple as overwriting the
initialize prototype :
X.prototype.initialize= function () { ...}
In 2.11-RC1, it breaks as the new prototype is not the constructor !
This forces to "re-create" the class when overloading its constructor ...
Looking as the test directory, I haven't seen such a feature mentioned and
checked.
Any idea how to proceed "auto-magically" (**)?
BTW, as this new OpenLayers.Class is a major change in OpenLayers, don't
you thing it is more a 3.0 feature than a 2.x ?
didier
(**) by overloading correctly the superclass and its sub-classes too like
OpenLayers.overload= function(P,F) { ... }
OpenLayers.Layer= OpenLayers.overload( OpenLayers.Layer, {
... // overloaded constructor or methods or properties
});
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