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A [[MetaClass]] can have a parent MetaClass from which it derives its data from. The reference to this object is called '''Inheritance'''.
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A [[Metaclass]] can have a parent Metaclass from which it derives its data from. The reference to this object is called '''Inheritance'''.
The "child" MetaClass is called [[derivate]].
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The "child" Metaclass is called [[derivate]].
  
Following data is inherited from a MetaClass to it's derivates.
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Following data is inherited from a Metaclass to it's derivates.
* [[MetaProperty|MetaProperties]]
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* [[Metaproperty|Metaproperties]]
 
* [[Classification|Classifications]]
 
* [[Classification|Classifications]]
 
* [[DisplayObject]]
 
* [[DisplayObject]]
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* [[Workflow|Workflows]]
 
* [[Workflow|Workflows]]
 
* [[Relation|Relations]]
 
* [[Relation|Relations]]
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Latest revision as of 21:21, 2 February 2015

A Metaclass can have a parent Metaclass from which it derives its data from. The reference to this object is called Inheritance. The "child" Metaclass is called Derivate.

Following data is inherited from a Metaclass to it's derivates.