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Dustin Norlander | 4 Mar 01:03
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Properties not inherited

It looks like properties are not inherited from super classes..  Seems
like the problem might be that the class constructors for the super
classes not being called..  Any ideas?

-Dustin
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Andrew Suffield | 4 Mar 12:21
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Re: Properties not inherited

On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 07:03:35PM -0500, Dustin Norlander wrote:
> It looks like properties are not inherited from super classes.

Right. Never had a reason to implement this. It wouldn't be hard.

> Seems
> like the problem might be that the class constructors for the super
> classes not being called.

That doesn't make any sense at all. This is not C++.

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Dustin Norlander | 5 Mar 18:56
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Re: Properties not inherited

> > Seems
> > like the problem might be that the class constructors for the super
> > classes not being called.
> 
> That doesn't make any sense at all. This is not C++.
> 

Umm, yeah..  I was actually talking about the functions in the .yc
files where the properties are intitialized, ie:

static void _Y__Widget__class_constructor(void)

Regardless, I was totally wrong about what was going on..  I studied
the code a little closer and implemented a solution myself.  I'll post
a patch if anyone cares.

thanks,
Dustin
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Casey Allen Shobe | 9 Mar 02:08

Re: Setup of a nothing - the userbase strength matters not?

On Tuesday 08 February 2005 01:33 am, Phil wrote:
> 1: I'm not going to use Y for development if I have to keep quitting and
> starting X every time I want to check the docs for a library on the web
> or post a patch summary to the mailing list.

Can't you run X and Y at the same time on different VTs?

> 2: My usual development practice at home is to have a movie playing in
> one corner of the screen and write code during the boring bits.  Code
> output is generally inversely proportional to the number of fight and
> car-chase scenes in the film.

Get a second display (and optionally machine).

> 3: Occasionally I get bored of films and play music instead.

Nobody needs a GUI for that.

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