all locals, private, etc are in the instanceContext, and are available locally directly
open symbols are stored in the context with service prefix that just can't be used even occasionally in the code, e.g. open fin virtualFun is stored in the context as *virtualFun
open symbols upon compliation are added to objClass.members overriding existing implementations.
Thus when performing call, interpreter does not see it in the local context and automatically calls objClass, which points to the effective implementation in thisObj.
The v0 inheritance principle:
- all locals, private, etc are in the instanceContext, and are available locally directly
- open symbols are stored in the context with service prefix that just can't be used even occasionally in the code, e.g. `open fin virtualFun` is stored in the context as ` *virtualFun`
- open symbols upon compliation are added to `objClass.members` overriding existing implementations.
Thus when performing call, interpreter does not see it in the local context and automatically calls objClass, which points to the effective implementation in thisObj.
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The v0 inheritance principle:
open fin virtualFunis stored in the context as*virtualFunobjClass.membersoverriding existing implementations.Thus when performing call, interpreter does not see it in the local context and automatically calls objClass, which points to the effective implementation in thisObj.