[Xotcl] Re: Probable bug: no method calls with "next"
& init
Gustaf Neumann
Gustaf.Neumann at wu-wien.ac.at
Mon Feb 5 23:40:00 CET 2001
>>>>> "KL" == Kristoffer Lawson <setok at fishpool.com> writes:
KL> Yes, maybe that would be the best option. The issue stems from
KL> the problem that I have a few different ways to create an instance
KL> (and as I can only have one constructor I must do it some other way). This
KL> is fine normally, but in this particular case a sub-class can only be
KL> created in one manner and thus it should make an instance of itself
KL> using one particular initialisation procedure of its super-class.
KL> So if you have suggestions for that, I'd like to hear them. Overriding
KL> create is one way, if nothing else.
i have to admit, that i do not fully understand the problem.
the following seems to satisfy your needs:
Class GeneralClass
Class NormalClass -superclass GeneralClass
Class SpecialClass -superclass GeneralClass
GeneralClass instproc init1 ....
GeneralClass instproc init2 ....
NormalClass instproc init ... { .... init1 ....}
SpecialClass instproc init ... { .... init2 ....}
the other approach is to make init more clever. i read a hint from
your mail, that you want to have different constructors for different
parameters ("overloading similar to c++"). What's wrong with a switch
in init handling these cases:
Class C -parameter situation
C instproc init {} {
next
switch [[self] set situation] {
green { .... init1 ....}
red { .... init2 ....}
default .....
}
}
C c1 -situation green
C c1 -situation red
-gustaf
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