Overwriting a declared method?
Hello, I'm messing with something Java based, I want to modify it a bit. My code is simply this:
Now the issue is that unlike the Field class, Method doesn't seem to have a
set method. So, if I wanted to override this function - how?6 Replies
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Hi, what do you mean by "override this function"?
The field has a "set" method, because it allows you to set the value of the field.
you dont just "set" a method. you need to generate a new class that overrides that method, and then you need to load that class and call its a() method
really depends on what you want to do here
do you want to:
1. change the a() method for everyone globally retroactively?
2. make one instance of XYZ with a different a() implementation?
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Warning: abusing this will result in moderative actions taken against you.happened to solve it already, but it turned out there is only one instance of that class so I did the latter of what you've mentioned, I originally thought I need to override the method for all existing instances of the class
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