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If the parents methods are not hidden or protected then you should be able to just this.oSomeObject.method() to see it. I don't think that this.oSomeObject would have a parent.
>Hi everybody,
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>I have a custom class (defined in a program) that has an object property defined like this
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>oSomeObject = null
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>In the Init I instantiate this object using
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>this.oSomeObject = newobject('MyClass','myClasslib.vcx')
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>Now, from that class I want to invoke methods of 'its parent'. However, oSomeObject doesn't know that it's a property of another class and therefore returns U when I check for its parent.
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>What can I do to make it aware of the 'parent' class? Do I need to add Parent property and populate it? And if yes, how can I avoid dangling references?
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>Thanks in advance.
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