| Method Overrides [message #80414] |
Mon, 04 June 2012 12:20 |
Matthew Argall
Messages: 286
Registered: October 2011
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Hi,
I have a set of IDL objects and am running into method overriding
problems at run-time. Any time I invoke a sub-class at run-time
without explicitly compiling it before-hand, the class definition
method gets compiled and executed, but not the over-riding methods.
The super-class's methods still get used.
All methods are in the same file before/above the object definition
method (__define), so I thought they would be compiled and recognized
at the same time, but apparently not as I expected.
At run-time, I see
% Compiled module: CLASS__DEFINE
But if I compile it myself
IDL> .compile class__define
% Compiled module: CLASS__DEFINE::METHOD1
% Compiled module: CLASS__DEFINE::METHOD2
% Compiled module: CLASS__DEFINE::METHOD3
% Compiled module: CLASS__DEFINE
Could some one explain to me a little more clearly when or in which
order to compile sub-classes and super-classes? Every time I use an
over-riding method, do I either have to compile it or use the "obj ->
classname::method" syntax to ensure that I get the right one?
Thanks
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