Questions tagged [dynamic-binding]

Dynamic binding (aka dynamic dispatch) is the process of mapping a message to a specific piece of code (method) at runtime.

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C++ function overloading and dynamic binding compile problem

Possible Duplicates: C++ method only visible when object cast to base class?! Why does an overridden function in the derived class hide other overloads of the base class? #include using namespace std; class A { public: virtual…
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PHP Object Dynamic Binding, Does such term exist?

I know that if $var is NEVER declared, it can be declared WITH a sub-object like $var->mysubvar=1; But if $var = “123” is mentioned ahead of time, then $var->mysubvar=1 will cause error. As it is declared ahead of time I heard it was named "Dynamic…
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C++ Dynamic binding in method argument

I recently wanted to get c++ to dynamically resolve a member/function by its input parameter which comes in some derived versions. Here is what I mean: #include class Base { }; class DerivedA : public Base { }; class DerivedB : public…
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Angularjs dynamic ng-click binding?

I am reading a Json file and dynamically creating the elements using angular template.I wanted to bind the event to ng-click which is mentioned in the json file,but it throws exception.Kindly help. Thanks in Advance.
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Polymorphism and Dynamic biniding not possible while mutiple inheritence

I don't understand why it is so? I found it while reading from here. It doesn't explain why it is and I could not find anything on google.
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How come dynamic binding doesnt apply here?

I made several classes. GeoUnit is the baseclass from which County and Holding are directly extended. County however has a substructure consisting of Holdings. When I use the toString() method of county it should display its substructure…
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Difference between Static binding and Dynamic binding - Mutual recursion

I have this piece of pascal-like code: const str = "three"; function foo(n : Integer) : String const str = "two " ^ str; function bar(n : Integer) : String const str = "one" ^ str; begin if n=0 then bar := str …
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Dynamic binding in C++?

I need some clarification on dynamic binding in C++. I explain my problem. I have to implement a dictionary by using a binary search tree. I decided to implement also an AVL tree (self-bilancing binary search tree). I have successfully implemented…
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Objective-C: Dynamic binding changes a variable's declared class type?

I'm new to objective-c. I was learning about using id just now and have written the following code: NSString *str = @"x"; id obj = str; NSArray *arr = obj; NSLog(@"%@, %@\n", str.className, arr.className); Executed in Xcode, output is…
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using a child class in place of a parent class with multiple inheritance

so I have a class hierarchy that looks like this: Oscillator --> AdvancingOscillator --> ViralOscillator Magnifier --> OsciMag And OsciMag also inherits from Oscillator (couldnt get the formatting right, sorry if thats confusing). The problem…
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Why didn't the dynamic binding behave as expected?

Given the base and derived classes as below: The base: class AA { public: AA() = default; virtual void print() const { std::cout << aa << "\n";} private: std::string aa = "AA"; }; The derived: class BB : public AA { public: BB() =…
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cannot convert 'ArithProgression*' to 'Progression*' in assignment

I had defined a class "Progression" and saved it as "Progression.h" and then i made another class "ArithProgression" which extends Progression class and saved it as "ArithProgression.h". File: Progression.h #ifndef PROGRESSION_H #define…
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Using extra methods when implementing an interface

I have made an interface that covers all classes using generics, however I need additional methods for one class that implements this interface. I like to be able to use the dynamic binding of declaring variables as the interface, and then…
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Dynamically update combobox itemsource in listview per row

I currently have a Listview box with 3 comboboxes. I am populating them with from a sql database. For each row, I want to have the 3rd combobox change it's contents based on the selected values of the 2nd combobox. The comboboxes will be: cmbx1…
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Why different design for dynamic binding and calling child only method from parent class?

I know for the case of overriding methods Java follows dynamic binding. But if we call a child only method from the parent reference variable, which is referring to child object, we got compilation error. Why java follow this design (i.e. why no…
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