Thanks Chouser for showing it in a more general way!
I've now created an abstract Java class (.java) from the abstract base
class, with public methods with different names which in turn call now
the original, protected final methods. But this is an ugly hack in my
eyes and I think, Clojure shoul
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Sir Diddymus wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I've successfully extended a Java class (:gen-class and :extends) and
> all is working as expected, until I was forced to call a protected
> final method of the superclass from within my derived class. I don't
> seem find a wa
Dear all,
I've successfully extended a Java class (:gen-class and :extends) and
all is working as expected, until I was forced to call a protected
final method of the superclass from within my derived class. I don't
seem find a way to do this (:exposes-methods really is only for
overridden method
