That did it. Thanks.
Jim Washington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ooh. I just checked, and this is probably what you are looking for: The
> property sheet will not show up in the descendents' view method list
> unless the base class also has a view established of the property sheet.
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Hi,
Your name is zope?
There is no need for an acquiring or containment relationship.
What has worked for me:
-Product main folder
|-virtualclass
|-descendentclass1
|-descendentclass2
where descendentclass1 and descendentclass2 are both descended from
virtualclass. i.e, virtualclass shows
I've been struggling with this problem myself. In particular I can't
get the parent propertysheet management method to appear on the Views
method list. Is it necessary that the subclass also be contained in
the parent? In my design, there is no containment or acquiring
relationship between the par
Thanks!
I have a new question that may (?) be the same old one in a different
form:
The idea is to have two ZClasses, say Foo and Bar. Bar is a nested class
of Foo. The Foo object should be able create n instances of the Bar
objects and the Bar object should also be able to create n instances o
Hi, Aaron
Yes.
If your parent ZClass is constructed properly, you should be able to add
the parent class's management tabs by setting a "view". On the "Views"
tab, look in the Method list for
propertysheets/[ParentClassPropertySheetName]/manage. The properties on
that sheet are accessible just
Hi,
If I create a ZClass that inherits another ZClass, do I also inherit the
latter's properties/propertysheet? From what I've read so far, I thought
the answer was yes but I can't seem to figure out how to *get* at them.
I created a ZClass called "Foo" that inherits a ZClass named "Meta". Meta
