Simple but fundamental question
Simple but fundamental question
- Subject: Simple but fundamental question
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 05:06:12 -0800
Hi,
I have a simple question, but means a lot to me.
That is, if I call a method of super, like [super goAway] and -
goAway calls a method on self, like [self blowUp],
and - blowUp is subclassed in the same class that called the original
method, super's call would call my subclassed method?
Is supers' self actually the same as my "self?"
So If I could have a call stack like this :
...
4 NSObject : CleanUp
3 MyObject : BlowUp //Calls super CleanUP
2 NSObject : CleanUp //Calls Self BlowUP (I would think the super's
implementation but calls subclassed one?)
1 MyObject : BlowUp //Calls super CleanUP
Is it true? That is what I'm seeing.
NSController calls - setSelectionIndexPath when setting -
setSelectionIndexPaths apparently, and instead of calling super's
version of - setSelectionIndexPath it calls my subclasses' one....
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