"fugo" の挙動について少し勘違いをしていたようでした．
このケースにおいては "hoge" の記述をしても期待する結果を得られそうです．
"fugo" と "hoge" を混在させていることがそもそもナンセンスでした．
ソースコード上では"hoge"は"bar"として解釈されていることを確認しました．
# "hoge"は"bar"をオーバーライドしているということを理解しました．
上記の理解で正しいでしょうか？
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Translation / English
- Posted at 01 Jun 2016 at 22:17
I think I misunderstood the behavior of "fugo".
In this particular case, it seems that we can also get expected result by the description of "hoge".
As a matter of fact, it does have no meaning that we mixed up "fugo" and "hoge" together.
I have confirmed that "hoge" is interpreted a "bar" in the source code/
# I understood that "hoge" overrides "bar".
Is my understanding mentioned above right?
issei2029 likes this translation
In this particular case, it seems that we can also get expected result by the description of "hoge".
As a matter of fact, it does have no meaning that we mixed up "fugo" and "hoge" together.
I have confirmed that "hoge" is interpreted a "bar" in the source code/
# I understood that "hoge" overrides "bar".
Is my understanding mentioned above right?
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Translation / English
- Posted at 01 Jun 2016 at 22:17
It looks like I had misunderstood about movement of "fugo" a little bit.
For this case, even with a description of "hoge" will bring expected result.
After all, it was nonsense to mix up "fugo" and "hoge".
I confirmed that "hoge" was interpreted as "bar" on source code.
I understood that # "hoge" overrides "bar".
Is my above understanding correct?
issei2029 likes this translation
For this case, even with a description of "hoge" will bring expected result.
After all, it was nonsense to mix up "fugo" and "hoge".
I confirmed that "hoge" was interpreted as "bar" on source code.
I understood that # "hoge" overrides "bar".
Is my above understanding correct?
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59
Translation / English
- Posted at 01 Jun 2016 at 22:21
I seem to have misunderstood the action of "fugo".
It is likely that a description of "hoge" on this case will help us gain some expecting results.
It was totally nonsense to have mixed with "fugo" and "hoge" in the first place.
I confirmed that "hoge" was interpreted as "bar " on the program.
I have also confiemd that # "hoge" is overriding "bar".
Am I right with my understanding above?
issei2029 likes this translation
It is likely that a description of "hoge" on this case will help us gain some expecting results.
It was totally nonsense to have mixed with "fugo" and "hoge" in the first place.
I confirmed that "hoge" was interpreted as "bar " on the program.
I have also confiemd that # "hoge" is overriding "bar".
Am I right with my understanding above?
