I had the same problem except with add-to-cart.js. Simple solution is to DEQUEUE the woocommerce script and ENQUEUE your replacement. In my case I added the following to my functions.php: wp_dequeue_script(‘wc-add-to-cart’); wp_enqueue_script( ‘wc-add-to-cart’, get_bloginfo( ‘stylesheet_directory’ ). ‘/js/add-to-cart-multi.js’ , array( ‘jquery’ ), false, true ); You would want to DEQUEUE the ‘wc-add-to-cart-variation’ script. I don’t think … Read more
This works for me: public class MyBaseClass { private var _name: String = “Hi” public internal(set) var name: String { get { return self._name } set { self._name = newValue } } } public class MyDerivedClass:MyBaseClass { override public var name: String { get { return “Derived – \(super.name)” } set { super._name = newValue … Read more
You may try this alist[0] = 2014 but if you are not sure about the position of 123 then you may try like this: for idx, item in enumerate(alist): if 123 in item: alist[idx] = 2014
For clarification: By real class modification I mean a intended permanent modification/extension of a class, which should always be done by extending a class. But it is not a temporary solution for just a specific problem (bug-fix, etc.). You have at least four options how to override members of (Ext) Classes prototype I guess is … Read more
Interfaces are named collections of method signatures: see: https://gobyexample.com/interfaces and: http://www.golangbootcamp.com/book/interfaces so it is better not to use in such OOP way. what you asking is not Golang idiomatic but possible (2 ways): this is what you need (working sample code): package main import “fmt” type Base struct { } func (base *Base) Get() string … Read more
This isn’t really a good way to structure things. Do one of the following 1) Just don’t change the return type, and override it normally in the subclass. In DerivedHandler you can return an instance of DerivedRequest using the base class signature of Request. Any client code using this can choose to cast it to … Read more
It seems that overriding methods and properties in an extension works with the current Swift (Swift 1.1/Xcode 6.1) only for Objective-C compatible methods and properties. If a class is derived from NSObject then all its members are automatically available in Objective-C (if possible, see below). So with class A : NSObject { } your example … Read more
You are hiding it, it’s a feature of “Scope”. Any time you are in a smaller scope, you can redefine all the variables you like and the outer scope variables will be “Shadowed” By the way, you can scope it again if you like: public class A implements I { public String KEY = “b”; … Read more
If you want to check for an overridden instance method in Python 3, you can do this using the type of self: class Base: def __init__(self): if type(self).method == Base.method: print(‘same’) else: print(‘different’) def method(self): print(‘Hello from Base’) class Sub1(Base): def method(self): print(‘Hello from Sub1’) class Sub2(Base): pass Now Base() and Sub2() should both print … Read more