Hey everybody,
just to understand this right:
Having a class 'Basic' with property foo and generated getter getFoo and
setter setFoo:
If I derive class 'Advanced' from class 'Basic': Is it possible to
override the method setFoo of 'Basic'?
Code fragment:
setFoo: function(value) {
this.base(arguments,value);
// more things to be done with value...
}
Regards
Dietrich
Am 24.07.2013 09:42, schrieb Martin Wittemann:
> Hey,
>
>> >Why should that be a problem at all? Overwriting method 'A' doesn't force
>> >anyone to overwrite method 'B' as well!
>> >Those (generated) methods 'setFoo', 'getFoo' (and 'isFoo') are public
>> >methods.
>> >You can override any public method! And you should be able to do so with the
>> >generated ones as well!
> In an abstract matter of course. But those methods are connected together as
> the setter and the getter need to access the same value e.g.
>
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