Re: CLOS question

On Jul 29, 2:27 pm, stam...@xxxxxxxx (Rob St. Amant) wrote:
I have what seems like a familiar CLOS question, but a quick Google
search doesn't turn up an answer: I have a method, m, and an after
method for it. The after method is specialized on class c. I'd like
to define a class d that inherits c, and have instances of d behave
just like instances of c *except* for that single after method.

This suggests to me that you have analyzed your domain incorrectly.
It would seem that D is not really a subclass of C if you don't want
it to inherit the full behavior of M. Indeed, based on your last
sentence, it sounds like it's the other way around: C is a subclass of
D!

Of course you've left out a lot of information in order to abstract
the problem, so I don't know if this is really correct. But it's the
kind of question I would ask.

-- Scott


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