> Hey,
> could you guys give me some feedback why you want to use it?
> Regards,
> Martin
I can't find exactly any example, but I remember that I once wanted a kind of
'readOnly' property.
If I remember correct, this was done by overwriting the setter method in the
derived class.
Something like:
<code>
qx.Class.define("Vehicle",
{
properties :
{
used : { check : "Boolean", init : true }
}
});
qx.Class.define("Beetle",
{
extend : "Vehicle",
members :
{
// make 'used' readOnly
setUsed : function (value) {/*throw something*/ }
}
});
</code>
This was just coming out of my mind, and should not be take too seriously ;)
And as I said, I currently can't find anything like this in my current work!
Regards,
Peter
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