Suppose I have Derived* derivedPtr; I want Base baseObject from the derivedPtr; Base baseObject = *derivedPtr; would create the baseObject with the appropriate Base class member variables?
I am creating a linq-to-sql model with EF, and have a class that works well, however, I want to be able to make additions to the class and not have them overwritten when I make changes with EF, so I b
Coming from a Delphi background, I am used to be able to have class references/pointers of a specific superclass, example:
Hopefully I got the title right, but I\'m trying to map requests using JAX-RS @Path annotations to different methods based on the entity parameter.
I have one class called HyperlinkEventMonitor that implements a HyperlinkListener.I want to extend this class so that it handles both hyperlink events and mouseevents.I tried creating a superclass but
The use of library classes confuses me once again. I have the following situation: package com.op_pad.pages
Please explain public class Contact { private String contactId; private String firstName; private String lastName;
For some time now I have been making a very easy game for iPhone in flash using as3. Recently I came in contact with a small problem, which is why I am posting this!
public enum A { A(1); private A(int i){ } private A(){ super(); // compile - error // Cannot invoke super constructor from enum constructor A()
I have the following code in an NSView subclass: - (id)forwardingTargetForSelector:(SEL)aSelector { if ([super respondsToSelector:@selector(forwardingTargetForSelector:)]) {
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