Re: method inheritance

[Marshall James]

Sorry,
  that was due to a mistake elswhere in the program. Despite the compiler
warnings about the super class not responding to the message, it's fine at
run-time.
        James

A 15:44 10/03/99 +0100, vous avez écrit :
>Hi,
>  I have some classes, one of which is a super class of the others... in
>the super class I've put the following code
>
>[self dealWithCall: call];
>
>where the dealWithCall method is implemented differently in the different
>sub classes. At first I didn't declare the dealWithCall method in the super
>class, and the compiler complained that it didn't respond to this message,
>and on execution the method was never executed.
>Next I tried declaring the method interface in the .h file of the super
>class. The compiler complained of an incomplete implementation, and again
>the method was never executed.
>Finally I also provided an implementation of the method in the super class,
>with the intention that it would be over-ridden by the implementations in
>the sub-classes, however still the desired method isn't activated.
>Is there any way to do what I'm trying to do? Basically the point of this
>is to have a generic method common to all objects of a certain type, but to
>have this trigger different behaviour in different sub-types of agents.
>Hope someone can point me in the right direction, thanks,
>       James
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>
>James Marshall - Research Assistant - COTCOS Project
>  Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse
>      WWW: http://www.mk.dmu.ac.uk/~jmarshall
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