I have class which is meant only to function as parent to other classes. This class have empty properties and methods, which are there only to be over-driven in the children classes. If I remove them I get error that the properties are not declared, and if I remove the properties from the parent I cannot use them when the object is passed as the parent.
So, is it be possible to do this without declaring empty _read functions and _write subs? I want to be able to pass the objects like this: Sub DoSomething(hAnyChildrenOfThisClass As ThisClass) x = hAnyChildrenOfThisClass.SomethingElse() ... End Now the "SomethingElse" must be declared in "ThisClass" so that the children can have it and over-drive it with actual content. So, I'm looking a way to write only this: In ThisClass: Property SomethingElse As Interger Instead of all this, which make a lot of unnecessary mess: Property SomethingElse As Interger Private Function SomethingElse_Read() As Integer Return 0 End Private Sub SomethingElse_Write(Value As Integer) End It's very likely that I have missed something and I have some crucial design problem. So all suggestions are welcome! Thanks! Jussi ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Gambas-user mailing list Gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gambas-user
