Hi,
is there any easy way to access member methods of the base class? I like
to write a new add-Function that does other things than the base add
class, but on the other hand I still need access to the base add function.
== cut ==
add: function(child, options, toBase) {
if (toBase) {
this.base(arguments, child, options);
} else {
this.__content.add(child, options);
}
}
== cut ==
The above source shows an extended Composite class and the way I do it
now, but I think it's no beauty solution :)
If I use the add method like an composite add method (with 2 arguments)
the new add method is called, otherwise the old method that should be
accessible is called if I call it with 3 arguments (third parameter is
true).
I like to have something like
== cut ==
add: function(child, options) {
this.__content.add(child, options);
},
__containerAdd: function(child, options) {
this.baseClass.add(child, options);
}
== cut ==
The art of writing software :)
Thanx,
Sebastian
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