I’m trying to hack my way through calling super function when overriding a member extension based on the response from: When overriding a member extension function, how to call superclass' implementation - #3 by norswap
I don’t have access to base class and i’m trying to override function what extends suspend lambda. It’s not critical for my operation in any means, but a puzzle to solve. If it’s too “hacky” then i won’t use it in production code. Still - i’m curious if that’s even possible