I have a situation in which I call a method of a subclass in a superclass.
This is a native qx method, but the build version only adds methods to the
subclass it assumes to be used. So now I have implemented this trick:
###*
@ignore(_.*)
###
qx.Class.define "informedica.controller.BaseController",
type: 'abstract'
extend: qx.core.Object
include: [
informedica.mixins.MMessageBus
]
members:
getBus : -> qx.event.message.Bus.getInstance()
init: (ctrl) ->
bus = ctrl.getBus()
subscribe = (mh) ->
msg = mh[0]
iface = mh[1].sender
handler = (msg) ->
sender = msg.getSender()
ctrl._assertInterface sender, iface
ctrl[mh[1].handler](msg)
bus.subscribe msg, handler, iface
return
_.chain _.pairs ctrl.messageHandlers
.each subscribe
return
The ctrl parameter is the superclass Controller class that has to be
initialized like:
qx.Class.define "genpres.lib.controller.login.Login",
extend: informedica.controller.BaseController
type: 'singleton'
construct: ->
@base arguments
@init @
return
members:
_assertInterface: -> @assertInterface
So, I create an _assertInterface method just to be able to use the
assertInterface in the base class.
Is this the only/best solution to this problem?
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