> It works like this: > <class name="a" extends="b" with="c, d, e"> > To find a property (attribute, method, etc.) in an instance, look in > this order: <instance>, a, c, d, e, b, <b's inheritance list>
So let's say I am now at class:a level. Can I call super.foo() to call c.foo()And further can I call super.super.foo() to call d's foo method and so forth?
(I know this is not possible in java) - rami
