> Am 26.06.2014 um 18:48 schrieb stepharo <steph...@free.fr>: > > >> When you create a new instance with #new automatically >> #initialize is sent. >> >> The default #initialize is provided in ProtoObject at >> the highest level of the class hierarchy (doing nothing). >> >> If you look deeper in the hierarchy you will notice that >> >> - some subclasses of Object override the #initialize >> method and call "super initialize" >> - some subclasses of Object override the #initialize >> method without calling "super initialize" >> >> No problem at the moment as there is no initialization >> done in Object or ProtoObject at the current point in >> time. >> >> But the question is should we care if there may be >> in the future? > I prefer to have a super call for consistency reasons. Igor jokes me usually > on that. I'm on your side. Screw Igor :)
Norbert > Now there should not be an initialize in ProtoObject and Object in the future. > > So which ones > > - some subclasses of Object override the #initialize > method without calling "super initialize" > > > > Stef >> >> Thx >> T. > >
