On 23.07.2016 14:52, OC wrote:
Hello there,
is this the assumed behaviour? As always I might be missing something of importance, but
I would expect, when overriding getAt, that it simply gets called with the appropriate
argument for "foo[bar]" expressions.
Instead, alas, for strings and gstrings, getAt is not called at all. I have found getProperty is
called instead, which seems wrong: far as I understand the documentation (and, well, also simply by
common sense) I should get getProperty for "me.foo", but getAt for "me['foo']",
should I not?
We have a method in DGM:
public static Object getAt(Object self, String property) {
return InvokerHelper.getProperty(self, property);
}
meaning Object itself provides a getAt method that uses getProperty -
well, actually it is equal to self.$property. Which of course means if
you add a getAt(Object) method and call this with a String or GString,
we still call the above method. Which also explains your problem ;)
bye Jochen
