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Re: Threads and classes
If FooThread extends thread, then you can still call foo.bar(), but you have to cast the pointer to the FooThread instance to be not a Thread but a FooThread.
So
Thread t = new FooThread();
//you can now start thread or do whatever
//ie
t.start();
//you cannot, however do this:
t.bar();
//Because not ever thread has bar() method. only FooThreads do.
//but this will work:
((FooThread) t).bar();
//Alternatively, you can create your pointer as a FooThread type as opposed to simply a thread
FooThread t = new FooThread();
//this way you can
t.start();
t.bar();
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