bummer.
I wanted to call Super.Super.Manage() to call Manage from my based type, not the type in the middle. (I've extended twice from the base type).
Doesn't seem like you can typecast super either. I tried typecasting Super to the basetype and calling manage but that failed with a memory access violation e.g.
TDialog(Super).Manage()
This fails with the same error:
TDialog(Self).Manage()
I don't want to make a BaseClassManage() method or something lame.
Any other ideas?
thx.
I wanted to call Super.Super.Manage() to call Manage from my based type, not the type in the middle. (I've extended twice from the base type).
Doesn't seem like you can typecast super either. I tried typecasting Super to the basetype and calling manage but that failed with a memory access violation e.g.
TDialog(Super).Manage()
This fails with the same error:
TDialog(Self).Manage()
I don't want to make a BaseClassManage() method or something lame.
Any other ideas?
thx.