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Abstract class with Inner class - Inheritance
Hi everybody
I have an abstract outer class with an inner class. My inner class has a isValide() method which uses attributes form my outer class. Various sub-classes extend my outer class. An other package contains classes which in their turn extend all these subclasses. Let's call them SubSubClass. Confused? - Me too ;-) My SubSubClass contains a new attribute, which has to be validated. I kind of would have to overwrite my isValid() method in my inner class. Any idea how I could do this in an "easy" way? Thanks a lot! Sven An attempt to draw the "class diagram": =========== | abstract | OuterClass | | ------------------ | ¦ InnerClass | ¦----------------- | ¦ isValide() | ------------------ =========== ^ ¦ ¦ =========== SubClass =========== ^ ¦ ¦ other package: ¦ =========== | SubSubClass | int newAttr; | ------------------ | ¦ InnerClass | ¦----------------- | ¦ isValide() | ------------------ =========== |
Re: Abstract class with Inner class - Inheritance
sven.furrer@gmail.com <sven.furrer@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have an abstract outer class with an inner class. > My inner class has a isValide() method which uses attributes form my > outer class. > Various sub-classes extend my outer class. > An other package contains classes which in their turn extend all these > subclasses. Let's call them SubSubClass. > My SubSubClass contains a new attribute, which has to be validated. I > kind of would have to overwrite my isValid() method in my inner > class. One way could be that you add some getter-Method into your abstract OuterClass, that normally returns something "valid", which is then overridden in MySubSubClass to return it's attribute. The inner class' isValid() then accesses the getter-method and thus sees the derived class' attribute's value :-) If this extra attribute really doesn't fit into the abstract outerclass' design, it would instead need a "pluggable" Validator, and a way to re-plug a different Validator object, which then could be actually of type MySpecialValidator, which would then know about that extra attribute and call it's baseClass' isValid for the other attributes. |
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