Ok, I've searched through the archives for posts referencing the word
"inheritance" but most of them are just referring to prototype and the
lack of scope that JS gives you if you don't bindMethods(this)
I'm asking about actual OO inheritance in this post, wherein a class
inherits methods from another class.
I've also tried google but that was utterly useless. Gave me
suggestions for code which doesn't work when you're using MochiKit,
because of the bindMethods function.
I've added a bequeathTo method to my helper class which does the
following
Helper.prototype.bequeathTo = function(other)
{
for(var i in this)
{
other[i] = MochiKit.base.bind(this[i], other)
}
}
That works.
It's been tested and implemented in two classes that inheret methods
from it.
I'll upload my code for linkage later.
I don't know if all y'all want to implement this but I though I'd post
just in case.
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