Chapter 4. Method Overriding
In this chapter, we will cover the following recipes:
- Overriding a Test Object method
- Registering a method to all classes
- Using method overriding to support object subtypes
- Adding a new method to a class
Introduction
Method overriding is a feature of object-oriented programming languages such as C++, C#, and Java. It enables us to adopt a method or property inherited from a base class in order to address specific requirements of a class. In certain cases, overriding a method is necessary; for example, when a method in the base class is defined as abstract, or when an interface is implemented.
In UFT, the need to override a method may arise. The reasons can be diverse, from handling a customized version of a common control, ...
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