Another question:
I am calling ElementInfo.hasInputs(), but it does not
seem to detect inputs in all cases.
I doubt that, since this is the code that is used by RIFE itself.
Is it possible that if an Element's implementation is a
_subclass_ of a class which calls Element.getInput("fubar"),
then the input "fubar" is not detected for the ElementInfo
of this subclass ?
Of course, inputs are declared in the element declaration, they have
nothing to do with the element's implementation. So Java subclasses
are totally unrelated to it and inheritance will not let you inherit
input declarations.
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