Calling baseclass method from a derivated class
Yannick Patois
patois at calvix.org
Tue Feb 26 08:21:11 EST 2002
Hello,
I would like to know how I can call a method defined in a base class
from a derivated class that overloaded it.
Example:
class toto1:
def titi(self):
print "titi1"
class toto2(toto1):
def titi(self):
print "titi2"
And now, if I create:
item=toto2()
I can do:
item.titi() # -> "titi2"
But what to get the first 'titi' method to be called ?
Thanks for any help,
Yannick
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