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It's possible to wrap JS class with OCaml one, and it's possible to have some other OCaml class inherit from that base JS class and provide alternative implementation for some methods (which is the point of, well, subclassing). From the documentation it's not clear if it's possible to have that inherited class passed back to JS, so that my overriden methods will get called when JS calls corresponding methods of JS class? 🤔
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It's possible to wrap JS class with OCaml one, and it's possible to have some other OCaml class inherit from that base JS class and provide alternative implementation for some methods (which is the point of, well, subclassing). From the documentation it's not clear if it's possible to have that inherited class passed back to JS, so that my overriden methods will get called when JS calls corresponding methods of JS class? 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: