I think you are over complicating your class.
Your class should have no super class, and should have a property of
something like
mystrings() as String
And have the following methods :
add
delete
count
and whatever you want to do to iterate, and the just work off the
mystrings array.
So you don't inherit, but in a way extend the array by writing your
own array class.
Trausti
On 23.10.2006, at 08:57, Jay Rimalrick wrote:
I am trying to make an iterator class. My plan is to
make a new class with an "array" as the super class
and then add some new "iterator" methods like java
has. However, I can't seem to get an array as the
super class. When I type array in the super class
text box it disappears and there is not an array
option to choose from the drop down box. RB is
obviously telling me that I can't use an array as a
super class, however what can I do to reach my
iterator ends?
I thought about making a new class with all of the
array methods simply "wrapped" in methods with exactly
the same name and then adding the iterator methods,
however this plan seems like a crude hack.
Thanks,
Jay
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