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Allow for explicit class targeting when registering producer/subscriber methods#182
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wildsmith wants to merge 8 commits intosquare:masterfrom
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Allow for explicit class targeting when registering producer/subscriber methods#182wildsmith wants to merge 8 commits intosquare:masterfrom
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January 10, 2016 21:12
…ve the ability to point to the parent and use producer/subscriber annotated methods within. This uses the child class instance to reflectively trigger the parent class method.
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When registering/unregistering within parent classes consumers now have the ability to point to the parent and use producer/subscriber annotated methods within. This uses the child class instance to reflectively trigger the parent class method.