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From: Stefan Muehlebach <ia94mueh@htl-bw.ch>
Subject: Re: Overlaying of methods.
Date: 1997/10/01
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Tom Moran wrote:
> 
> I tried your problem with two different compilers and both pointed out
> that the call on Init was ambiguous.

But what in this example is abmiguous? I thought that in an object
oriented language like Ada9x every object has a 'tag' whitch determines
its type.
If I declare an Object of Type 'XaCradioBox' and there IS a procedure
'Init' for this Type I expect that this procedure is choosen and not the
one from its parent.