Thanks
I guess I just have to get my head around things like that, a bit dangerous I feel to call methods before contruct.
It would be ok if it was "procs" that worked like that insode the classs, but not instprocs :(
Mads
-----Original Message----- From: Kristoffer Lawson [mailto:setok@fishpool.com] Sent: 25 June 2005 11:49 To: Mads Linden Subject: Re: [Xotcl] xo beginner
On 25 Jun 2005, at 04:08, Mads Linden wrote:
i am trying to learn XO....... so be nice :)
Hi, always nice to see that interest in XOTcl is growing (from a user's point of view).
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Class Project
Project instproc init {} { puts "INIT" }
Project instproc getarg {value} { puts "getarg : $value" }
Project .p -getarg 1
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Since xotcl allow method call in the same line as the creation of the instance I offcourse tried that out ==
This gives me
getarg : 1 INIT
I expected it to call the constructor (init) before method.
Actually the -dash methods are called first. There was actually a reason for this, but I cannot quite remember what it was. Something to do with wanting to initialise things before the actual init method. If you want to be sure to call init first do:
Project .p -init -getarg 1
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Mads Linden