In my experience using SDK components when I use an interface I usually just implement its methods, but dont have to aslo call these methods in the same class that implements the interface. I am might be wrong altogether.
On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Maurice Amsellem < [email protected]> wrote: > > The class has a function foo that is coming from the Interface > implementation and it also calls this function. > Do you mean the class "Class1" has a function foo that is coming from the > "IComponent" Interface implementation and it also calls this function. > > If so, then of course it will call it. That's the basics of OOP. > > So what do you mean "But it just does not look right" ? compilation error > ? > > Maurice > > -----Message d'origine----- > De : mark goldin [mailto:[email protected]] > Envoyé : mercredi 9 octobre 2013 19:41 > À : users > Objet : Interface question > > I have a class: > public class Class1 extends SkinnableContainer implements IComponent { > > } > public interface IComponent > { > function foo(component:IComponent):void; } > > So, if Class1 implements IComponent it has to have the following method: > public function foo(component:IComponent):void { > // implementation > } > I am calling foo like this: > override protected function childrenCreated():void { > super.childrenCreated(); foo(this); } > > But it just does not look right. The class has a function foo that is > coming from the Interface implementation and it also calls this function. > Is that right? > > Thanks >
