andon19 Posted September 25, 2013 Posted September 25, 2013 (edited) //main class public class Devs { public static void main (String[]args) { Tryskel dTryskel=new Tryskel (); Wyatt dWayatt=new Wyatt(): } } //1st class public class Tryskel { public boolean L2jdeveloper=true; public boolean Professional=true; public boolean Clever=true; public boolean Kind=true; public boolean Cool=true; } //2nd class public class Wyatt { public boolean L2jdeveloper=true; public boolean Professional=true; public boolean Creative=true; public boolean Strict=true; public boolean Tall=false; //making joke } //3rd class public class Me extends Wyatt { // SO everything i wrote here and declaration of Wyatt will be applied to me ? //am i right? } Edited September 25, 2013 by andon19
0 Tryskell Posted September 25, 2013 Posted September 25, 2013 (edited) You can reuse any boolean of Wyatt in Me. Adding your own variables in Me are only shared amongst classes extending Me, or Me itself. On a L2J base : L2PcInstance extends L2Playable which extends itself L2Character. Meaning a L2PcInstance can reuse stuff from L2Character. L2PetInstance extends L2Summon which extends L2Playable which extends L2Character. As you can see the relation between players and summons stop at L2Playable, meaning whatever you edit at and before L2Playable can affect both. On another note, you can override methods content with @override. Overriden methods means you "re-write" content of the method to fit with your class. To take an example, isAutoAttackable() is overriden following cases : returning always true for L2Character, but not always true for summons and players. So if you don't rewrite anything it will fully inherit, but you can give exceptions to that previous statement using override. Hope it's clear. If it's not, consider to use a paper and a pencil and draw a tree. I give you the beginning : L2Pet L2Servitor | | L2Summon L2PcInstance | | ------ L2Playable --------- | ... Edited September 25, 2013 by Tryskell
0 andon19 Posted September 25, 2013 Author Posted September 25, 2013 (edited) Everything that u had advised me, u and wyatt i keep it on my l2j notes.THANK YOU once more :) i appreciate ur help Edited September 25, 2013 by andon19
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//main class
public class Devs {
public static void main (String[]args) {
Tryskel dTryskel=new Tryskel ();
Wyatt dWayatt=new Wyatt():
}
}
//1st class
public class Tryskel {
public boolean L2jdeveloper=true;
public boolean Professional=true;
public boolean Clever=true;
public boolean Kind=true;
public boolean Cool=true;
}
//2nd class
public class Wyatt {
public boolean L2jdeveloper=true;
public boolean Professional=true;
public boolean Creative=true;
public boolean Strict=true;
public boolean Tall=false; //making joke
}
//3rd class
public class Me extends Wyatt {
// SO everything i wrote here and declaration of Wyatt will be applied to me ?
//am i right?
}
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