Accessing a function within an object's superclass from the outside
David Zhang via Digitalmars-d-learn
digitalmars-d-learn at puremagic.com
Sat Jan 14 13:55:27 PST 2017
Hello,
Say I have a class, and it overrides a function from its
superclass. However, the superclass has two overloaded versions
of the same function. My intent is to override only one of the
functions, but the second is rendered inaccessible from outside
of the class. How can I make the overloaded function visible?
ie:
class ClassA {
void fun(uint a) {}
void fun(uint a, float b) {}
}
class ClassB: ClassA {
void fun(uint a) {}
}
ca.fun(a); //ok
ca.fun(a, b); //ok
cb.fun(a); //ok
cb.fun(a, b); //function fun not callable with uint and float
I seem to remember something about using aliases to fix this, but
I can't find anything about it either way.
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