[Gtk-sharp-list] Inherritance of WebKit.WebView features

[e8]

Chris Howie-3 wrote:
> 
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 9:21 PM, e8 <contact at australianmail.homeip.net>
> wrote:
>> Ok I got it to work. I simply needed to reference the command in another
>> way
>> in the project that uses the widget. For some reason C# complicates
>> itself
>> (or my own mistake) if you try to reference mulitlayers, it simply does
>> the
>> work for you if you type it in short. Like MyWidgetLibrary.
>>
>> mywebview1.webView.Open (@"test.html");
> 
> C# isn't being complicated at all.  In the first example you were
> referencing it in static context, passing the instance to the
> property.  That's not how object-oriented languages work.  Perhaps
> this works in C++, but I would not expect it to work like this in any
> kind of high-level OO language.  Java would choke as well.
> 
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I think what I've learnt is that you trace an 'object' back to the base when
referencing that item.  Statically you'd trace the hierarchy up from the
base.
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