Ibotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> i am interested, if there is a method (for a PMC), that is automagically
>>> called, whenever a called method is not existent.
>>
>> If you are speaking of vtable->method, yes - the method in default.pmc
>> is called.
> can a pmc override this method?
There i
>> i am interested, if there is a method (for a PMC), that is automagically
>> called, whenever a called method is not existent.
>
> If you are speaking of vtable->method, yes - the method in default.pmc
> is called.
can a pmc override this method?
> If you are speaking of objects, there will be
Ibotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i am interested, if there is a method (for a PMC), that is automagically
> called, whenever a called method is not existent.
If you are speaking of vtable->method, yes - the method in default.pmc
is called.
If you are speaking of objects, there will be such a fe
i am interested, if there is a method (for a PMC), that is automagically
called, whenever a called method is not existent.
i am sure, you have already thought about this, as this is a common feature
of many dynamic languages.
any pointer appreciated.
thx,
~ibotty
