Only one. There is just a single "ancestor" keyword.

You can really "nest" ancestor scripts, but an ancestor script can set its own ancestor, etc. But it sounds like you are looking for multiple inheritance - and Lingo does not allow that.

Irv

At 4:24 PM +0000 10/28/02, Jamie Dyer wrote:
Is it possible to have more than 1 ancestor script?

e.g.

me.ancestor1 = new(script "blah")
me.ancestor2 = new(script "blah2")

I know that you can nest ancestor scripts but this is not what I want. What I want to do it to have a library of scripts and then add them to other scripts as and when needed.

Cheers

JamieD

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