Mariusz W:
> class Boo {
> def boo() {throw new UnsupportedOperationException("should override")}
> def foo() { println "foo"}
> }
>
> def a = [boo : {
> foo()
> }] as Boo
>
> a.boo()
As far as I can see (which is not a great distance away from
my nose), you are trying to construct an object with the
boo() method redefined to call the foo() method of the
parent class. I believe your code is incorrect at least
becuause the foo() method is unavailable at the point of
construction. You cannot refer to the method of an object
that has not yet been constructed.
