Classes, virtual methods ?
Rony
rony.steelandt at bucodi.com
Fri May 16 04:04:45 EDT 2003
if you have :
Class A:
def foo():
print "in class A"
Class B(A):
def foo()
print "in class B"
m = B()
print m.foo()
You get 'in class B'
Now my question
Is there a way of calling foo of the master class of B with an instance of B
I think this is called virtual methods ?
Something like (in another language)
print m::A:foo()
wich would give 'in class A'
Thanks
Rony Steelandt
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