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Inherit function?

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RedHair - 23 Jan 2007 19:56 GMT
There are 4 func A,B,C,D in a class, all the func A,B,C will need to call
the func D in their first line, is there any way simliar to class inhertance
then
I don't need to add func D inside each func and also able to execute it as
below?

Function A()
{
   Function D();
}

Function B()
{
   Function D();
}

Function C()
{
   Function D();
}
ComputerJy - 24 Jan 2007 13:27 GMT
Unfortunately no, because in UML (Object Oriented Modeling) there are no
relations between methods within the same class

> There are 4 func A,B,C,D in a class, all the func A,B,C will need to call
> the func D in their first line, is there any way simliar to class
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>    Function D();
> }

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