[Click] Names of elementclass instances in the elementclass

[Cliff Frey]

I believe that the config, exactly as you pasted it, will work just fine.
 Specifically, if in MyElement::configure(), you use cp_va_kparse with
  cpElementCast, 0, "MyOtherElement", &_other_elt_ptr,

then I believe that you will see exactly the effect that you want.  When
searching for the element named e2, it will start in the current scope (the
elementclass instantiation) and search upwards until it finds a match.

Cliff

2010/4/7 Harald Schiöberg <harald at net.t-labs.tu-berlin.de>

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> Hello,
>
> Is there a clean way to express this within a click config:
>
> elementclass MyClass {
>        MyElement(OTHER_ELEMENT e2)
>        e2 :: MyOtherElement()
> }
>
> This should read something like :
>        MyElement(OTHER_ELEMENT $CLASS_INSTANCE_NAME/e2)
>
> is there something along these lines ?
>
> thanks,
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> Harald Schiöberg
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