2009/5/7 Matthew Gregory
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>
> Thanks, your reply makes perfect sence, just one question:
>
> Sebastian Werner wrote:
> > BTW: A mixin somehow also has no super() as it do not extends from an
> > existing class. There is not such a pattern in Java so it might be hard
> > to find a good match.
>
> I haven't tried this as I am not at my development machine but wouldn't
> something along the lines of qx.Class.getByMixin(this.constructor,
> theMixin) work?
I would say this is too slow as it iterates over all known classes. There is
no storage which defines which mixins are used by which classes currently.
Still wondering while looking at the code. It's interesting why this method
was introduced and why it wouldn't be better to have something like
getClassesByMixin. The current implementation returns when the *first* class
which uses the given mixin was found. This do not return a list of classes
which include this mixin. Not sure if this makes sense at all.
Sebastian
>
>
> If so I was planning on using explicitly within our own mixin. but
> perhaps it could be an enhancement for 0.8.3?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>
>
>
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