Jacob Kroon wrote:
Hi.
Lets say I've written an abstract parent class that registers a property.
From this parent class I derive several subclasses. I wan't some of
the these
subclasses to have read/write access to the property, but some subclasses
should only have read access to it.
Is this possible, or am I wrong from a design point-of-view ?
Well, you have an interesting... interpretaion of properties :)
properties are kind of like a generic way to talk to an object, I couldnt
speak for their initial purpose but not all class variables are represented
by properties, usually if you are implementing an object; you will just cast
and access. (if you are wondering about the permission flags on pspecs,
they effect the code calling g_object_new/set/get).
An interesting feature; is g_object_override_property(), a function
that lets you redirect the set_property target function a said property
on an instance.
so using that you can "respond differently" to g_object_set/get if you are a
different implementation.
Cheers,
-Tristan
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