perhaps im mistaken - but i thought bmax methods
in user defined classes override the same methods in parent
classes? - surely this means that the base method is not
called..as this wouldnt be desired in most cases.
[new() may well be an exception to the rule..]
Its stated in the docs that the overriden
methods must have the same signature!..so the param list
must surely have to match up correctly?..hmmm, perhaps
theres an issue with methods that take no params..
anyway - new() is not supposed to accept params, bmax
does not support overloaded methods..perhaps this will
come in the future, but its probably been left out to
keep things simple.
in user defined classes override the same methods in parent
classes? - surely this means that the base method is not
called..as this wouldnt be desired in most cases.
[new() may well be an exception to the rule..]
Its stated in the docs that the overriden
methods must have the same signature!..so the param list
must surely have to match up correctly?..hmmm, perhaps
theres an issue with methods that take no params..
anyway - new() is not supposed to accept params, bmax
does not support overloaded methods..perhaps this will
come in the future, but its probably been left out to
keep things simple.