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Nice post! But from what I understand, he did not say defoverridable is not recommended. He said people were abusing it to define unnecessary default implementations or functions not backed by a behaviour. I guess using it to simulate an OO environment is one of the problems. You can even call super!
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Nice post! But from what I understand, he did not say
defoverridable
is not recommended. He said people were abusing it to define unnecessary default implementations or functions not backed by a behaviour. I guess using it to simulate an OO environment is one of the problems. You can even callsuper
!