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- Item 0847859 5-June-90 05:04PDT
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- From: SCHMUCKER1 Schmucker, Kurt
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- To: PEMD CH DEV PEMD Group, Zurich,IDV
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- cc: MACAPP.TECH$ MacApp Technical
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- Sub: Re: MA 1.1.1 to 2.0
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- Duplicate instance variable names have never been allowed in a branch of
- the class tree. What may have happened between MacApp 1.1.1 and MacApp 2.0 is
- that (1) the superclass of a MacApp class was changed, or (2) the MacApp team
- added a new instance variable to an existing class This change didn't "break
- this rule" inside of MacApp itself, but may have caused your code to break this
- naming rule with respect to the instance variables you added in your subclasses
- of the MacApp classes.
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- You have no choice but to resolve the name conflict, presumably by changing
- your code, not MacApp.
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