Just pass it before "initialization" object (the one that defines
instance methods and constructor). You could pass as many mixins as
you want this way:
var Vulnerable = {
getShot: function() {
this.health -= 20;
},
}
var Dangerous = {
shoot: function(other) {
other.getShot();
}
}
var Person = Class.create( Vulnerable, Dangerous, {
initialize: function() {
this.health = 100;
this.dead = false;
}
})
var attacker = new Person;
var victim = new Person;
attacker.shoot(victim);
victim.health; // => 80
attacker.shoot(victim);
victim.health; // => 60
// etc.
Best,
kangax
On Mar 26, 4:15 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Could someone show me a code snippet for mixing in mutiple mixins into
> a class? Say I have the Vulnerable and Dangerous mixins and I want to
> mix it into a Person class. My problem is I can do
> var Person = Class.create(Vulnerable, {
> initialize: function() {
> this.health = 100;
> this.dead = false;
> }});
>
> but how do I mixin Dangerous?
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