Gentleness says I will fight God’s wars God’s way. I can trust that His way of graciousness is right without resorting to manipulation or intimidation. It says I can bear up under abuse and not be mad at the world in the process. It says my testimony to Christ is more important than winning at any cost. It says His Spirit is working in me, producing the fruit of gentleness. As a matter of fact, gentleness is so important that Paul says in Philippians 4:5 that it should “be known to all men.”

Randy Smith

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Re: FB^3 & Method overloads

#1 · December 4, 1997, 8:22 am

Posted by: microcsm <microcsm@...>

Chris wrote:

>I don't know if this was addressed before or not, but does FB^3 support
>method overloading? If so, is it implemented by simply defining methods
>with the same names and different parameter lists (and/or return types) or
>something else?

Overrides. And yes they are fully supported. If the class defines a
method that was defined in the superclass, that method has been
overridden. You also have the option of inheriting the overriden method
if you want.

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