No,
You should not override setValue, just call mSetValue(value) when you use an
instance of that class.
say, you have your class:
mytextfield = class({
extend textfield,
include mixin1
});
and going to the place where you use it, you would do something like this:
var mtf = new mytextfield();
mtf.mSetValue("myvalue");
also, you could use mtf.setValue("myvalue"); if you want the inherited
method from TextField and not the mixin special mSetValue.
cheers,
Gabi
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