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tutorial:mixin_tips [2022/08/17 22:22] – Added page description clomclemtutorial:mixin_tips [2023/08/18 09:19] – Removed apostrophe treeway7
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 It's fair to say that you should never instantiate a mixin class, mainly because the class doesn't make sense to java if it isn't used in a mixin environment, and there are other ways to access methods declared in a mixin. It's fair to say that you should never instantiate a mixin class, mainly because the class doesn't make sense to java if it isn't used in a mixin environment, and there are other ways to access methods declared in a mixin.
  
-Declaring a mixin class abstract doesn't affect it's function, and it becomes protected against accidental instantiation.+Declaring a mixin class abstract doesn't affect its function, and it becomes protected against accidental instantiation.
  
 <code java> <code java>
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 <code java> <code java>
 @Shadow @Shadow
-private void hiddenMethod() {/*dummy body*/}+protected void hiddenMethod() {/*dummy body*/}
 </code> </code>
  
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 <code java> <code java>
 @Shadow @Shadow
-private abstract void hiddenMethod(); // no dummy body necessary+protected abstract void hiddenMethod(); // no dummy body necessary
 </code> </code>
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 +Note: this doesn't work with private methods, since you can't have private abstract methods, and hence you need to use the normal one.
  
  
tutorial/mixin_tips.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/18 02:06 by solidblock