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| ===== Extendable classes ===== | ===== Extendable classes ===== | ||
| - | Some core types are flagged as **Extendable** in the documentation. This means an extendable type can be used as parent type when creating a custom type. In addition to new functions, you can override some base functions existing in the parent type, flagged as **virtual**. | + | Some core types are flagged as **Extendable** in the documentation. This means an extendable type can be used as parent type when creating a custom type. In addition to new functions, you can override some base functions existing in the parent type, flagged as **Virtual function**. When extend a virtual function, define a new function for your custom type with the same type and parameters. You can call the parent function using the keyword '' |
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| + | <code lua> | ||
| + | function myCustomTypeInfo: | ||
| + | self.super: | ||
| + | ... -- custom additional behavior | ||
| + | end | ||
| + | </ | ||
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custom-classes.txt · Last modified: 2022/03/29 20:36 by minotorious