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  1. 04-12-2012, 07:38 PM #1
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    Default overidding version of toString

    How to overwrite a toString method
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    Default Re: overidding version of toString

    Quote Originally Posted by infernocy View Post
    when i click on the inherited methods of the subclass and click toString method of the abstract class ...
    How on earth do you click on a method?

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    Default Re: overidding version of toString

    Can you make a small simple example showing the problem and post it?
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    Default Re: overidding version of toString

    Quote Originally Posted by DarrylBurke View Post
    How on earth do you click on a method?

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    That is one of the secrets of the malicious mouse masters! <diabolical laughter/> The malodorous mad mouse mogul can even click on ... <drum roll> string literals! <diabolical laughter again/>

    May the cheese be with you.

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    Default Re: overidding version of toString

    That's one of the Dutch problems. Too much cheese. Goes to their brains and makes cheese of it.
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    Default Re: overidding version of toString

    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
    That's one of the Dutch problems. Too much cheese. Goes to their brains and makes cheese of it.
    You obviously haven't met his wife; she has even more power than he has; she is misses mightier malodorous mad mouse mogul.

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