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What if one interface inherits from another one? #275

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ArnaudBuchholz opened this issue Aug 14, 2018 · 1 comment
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What if one interface inherits from another one? #275

ArnaudBuchholz opened this issue Aug 14, 2018 · 1 comment
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gpf.interfaces.promisify and gpf.interfaces.isImplementedBy might have a problem (because of _gpfObjectForEach)
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One solution would consist in making sure that the interface (namely B) inheriting from the other (namely A) would redefine all methods (so that forEach would work). It could be implemented inside gpf.define.

Another approach is to include recursion in all interface related methods OR provide a mechanism to extract all method of a given interface (so that the code could loop on it).

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