> On Feb 10, 2021, at 12:17 PM, Ryan Joseph <generic...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thinking about this more I don't think there's even a reason for it since
> Object Pascal doesn't let you do stuff like this anyways. If you want to call
> the super class you need to use "inherited" from within the class body. The
> example I posted only works if there is no virtual/override involved.
Also, PHP doesn't have function overloading so they need to add all these
complicated conflict resolution syntaxes into their implementation. For Pascal
we don't have this problem and we can simply rely on the existing rules. The
only exception is when you override a method that is implemented as a trait
(see the "Overrides" section in the wiki). We may not even want to allow this
because it's an edge case that could be resolved by explicit references. Traits
can be VERY simple if we keep it that way.
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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