I\'m looking at the Interop UserControl mechanism that\'s part of the \"Interop Forms Toolkit\" version 2.0.(This you to build a .Net UserControl that can be published as a COM object for use on VB6 f
We are using ExtJS for a webapplication. In that application, we use the standard Ext.form.ComboBox control when a simple dropdown is required, and the Ext.us.Andrie.Select control when we need a drop
Public class ClassB : ClassA { } public class GeneralClass { public ClassA test { get{} set{} } } public class specificClass :GeneralClass
Right now I use the parameter object\'s class to be inherited like so class A(): def __init__(self,p1,p2):
I think there\'s good no answer but before I throw in the towel on doing this gracefully I\'ll ask here:
How do i call a function of a child class from parent class? Consider this: class whale { function __construct()
I was wondering how associations, dependencies and such relations inherit in UML (or let\'s say, in general).
I am basically trying to implement a Strategy pattern, but I want to pass different parameters to the \"interfaces\" implementation (that inherit from the same object) and don\'t know if this is possi
I had a question about C++ destructor behavior, more out of curiosity than anything else. I have the following classes:
So you\'ve got an interface and an abstract class that implements a subset of the methods in the interface. You\'ve also got some classes that inherit the abstract class and give implementations of th