I have something like that (simplified) class A { public: virtual void Function () = 0; }; class B { public: virtual void Function () = 0;
My current task is taking a Java project written and developed in Ubuntu NetBeans (extensively using the palette, which, it seems to me, locks me into continuing to use NB开发者_运维问答) and transfer
I was looking at this bl开发者_开发技巧og post and had following questions: Why do we need the new keyword, is it just to specify that a base class method is being hidden. I mean, why do we need it?
Whenever i override a method of a base class, other than my implementation of this method, i seem to have 3 choices.
I want to explicitly implement an interface method on a base class. Beyond this, I wanted to make this method virtual so I could override it on a derived class, but explicitly implemented methods do
I\'m debugging a sample tutorial snippet and am confused about the overriding of setters. I declare and override as shown here:
I\'d like to use the user updated values of a ManyToManyField in a model\'s overriden save() method when I save an instance in admin.
To resolve a jQuery slideDown/Up problem, I had to change one line in the jQuery file. I changed line 5738 from
I\'m using a flex component that use ato load a .swf file. The loaded .swf - is passed to me as is and I can\'t edit
How do I process a signal of in a subclass?Let\'s say my subclass is derived from QTextEdit and is interested in the signal textChanged.It seems silly to connect an object to itself, I should be able
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