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Re: Overriding methods: msg#00086lang.smalltalk.squeak.beginners
On Jan 20, 2008, at 4:45 , Blake wrote: For example, if I want to set up the "contractless" part of my object, I do so by overriding #basicNew, and then setting the values that allow the instance of the object to function. Isn't that what #initialize is for? Maybe I should be overriding #new instead of #basicNew, but I get the same dire warning for #new). There should be no warning for #new. It's perfectly fine to override it. - Bert -
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