Hi Greg
Thanks for the reply, but I don't think either of these are the issues.
This is the constructor of UserInteractionPanel:
public function UserInteractionPanel (controller:PanelController,
panelObj:Object) {}
And here's a version of GameoverPanel with all but the constructor removed:
Example .as files:
class GameoverPanel extends UserInteractionPanel {
function GameoverPanel(controller:PanelController, panelObj:Object) {
// Call the super() constructor passing it the panel object.
super(controller,panelObj);//calls the constructor for the base calss
UserInteractionPanel
True to form (in my experience anyway), I've just gone in to the classes to
amend them using some of your suggestions and they're now not throwing any
errors... I just don't get it.
One thing that I noticed in your example code was that you called methods
of the parent class using super.method()
On 11/17/05, Tim Stickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing that I noticed in your example code was that you called methods
of the parent class using super.method() rather than this.method(). I
wasn't
aware you could do that, but it certainly makes reading the code more
straightforward.
Absolutely, but I'd never have been trapped as I didn't understand
overriding properly ;)
I wasn't aware that when a subclass overrides a superclass method it leaves
the superclass method intact. Is that correct?
On 11/17/05, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not just more readable -
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