control inheritance
[kənˈtroʊl ɪnˈherɪtəns]
nounpl: control inheritances
herança de controle
1. In software engineering and object-oriented programming, a mechanism where a derived class inherits control properties, behaviors, and methods from a parent class, including event handling and command processing capabilities
The button control inheritance allows child controls to automatically handle click events defined in the parent class.
A herança de controle do botão permite que controles filhos manipulem automaticamente eventos de clique definidos na classe pai.
2. In business and corporate law, the transfer of ownership rights and management authority over a company or asset from one generation or party to another through legal succession
The control inheritance agreement ensured that the family business would pass to the next generation with clearly defined responsibilities.
O acordo de herança de controle garantiu que o negócio familiar passasse para a próxima geração com responsabilidades claramente definidas.
This term is primarily used in technical and legal contexts. In Brazil, it's commonly encountered in software development companies and corporate law firms. In the USA, the term is well-established in computer science education and enterprise software development. The concept reflects modern succession planning practices in family businesses and technological advancement in object-oriented programming paradigms.
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