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From: dale@cs.rmit.edu.au (Dale Stanbrough)
Subject: Re: Calling generic children from their parent?
Date: 1999/06/23
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rcollinson@aol.com wrote:

> Problem:
> I need to use a type in a generic parent body that is located in the generic
> child specification.  I am having problems instantiating the child in the
> parent's body.  The type is not recognized unless it is instantiated.  Any
> ideas?


You have to instantiate all of the generics that you want to use. Maybe
you have done this, but your example was not sufficient to show this.

Dale