On 28 sep, 09:51, Yanick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tried some twists and try to call the parent method foo, but I
> failed to see how this can be accomplished with $super and the actual
> implementation. In the other hand, consider this blog post
> :http://www.severnsolutions.co.uk/twblog/archive/2004/10/08/supersimul...
>
Oops. Sorry, I didn't read correctly (doing too many things at once
probably...) the method
foo: function($super) { return $super() * 2; }
returns the expected answer. To quote Ryan : "ok, then it does work,
my apologies :)" hehehe
I will bow down for this implementation as it seems to work, but I
still think that Ryan's code is prettier :) as it supports multi-
inheritance (not that I need it, but it just seems more flexible)
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