I'm having trouble using $super in methods other than initialize.
var Reactor = Class.create({
initialize: function (name) {
this.name = name;
},
work: function (event) {
console.log("default " + this.name + " working " +
Object.toJSON(event) );
}
});
var ReactorFoo = Class.create(Reactor, {
initialize: function ($super) {
$super("Foo");
this.fooUpdate = {
peopleStart: null,
companiesStart: null,
projectsStart: null,
changedProjects: [],
numAlerts: 0
};
},
// redefines the work method
work: function ($super, event) {
$super.work(event);
// do more stuff
}
});
Creating and calling a Reactor works fine:
var reactor = new Reactor("foo");
reactor.work(null);
Creating a reactorFoo works fine:
var reactorFop = new ReactorFoo();
... but then calling the work method gets a "TypeError: Result of
expression '$super.work' [undefined] is not a function." error:
reactorFop.work(null);
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