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- From: David.Brownell@Eng.Sun.COM (David Brownell)
- To: mcc@arbortext.com, ray@guiworks.com
- Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 11:11:42 -0700
> Multiple inheritence would work if ...
In the system being used to define these interfaces, OMG-IDL,
multiple inheritance of interfaces (types) is just fine; there
is no "if" required! It's the same as in Java, or with C++
virtual public inheritance:
interface Element : Node { ... }
interface XMLNode : Node { ... }
interface XMLElement : XMLNode, Element { ... }
Not that there's an "XMLElement" interface defined now.
Don't confuse this with the "single implementation inheritance"
rule that most systems (other than C++) follow.
Now, as for the ECMA Script bindings ... I'm not an expert in
how the DOM WG is mapping IDL to ECMA Script.
- Dave
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