From: Trans <transfire@...>
Date: 2005-09-12T11:16:31+09:00
Subject: Re: how to well-qualify the 2-inherited methods at their collision point

Perhaps you just wish to pass along the call, i.e.

  module BaseModule
    def set_message( s )
      @msg = s
    end

    def greeting
      puts "greetings: #{@msg}. this is BaseModule."
      super if defined?(super)  # ==> will call greeting in Baseclass
    end
  end

But if this is not your intent then there a "simple" way using Nano
Methods:

  require 'nano/object/superup'

  class SubClass < BaseClass
    include BaseModule
    def greeting
      super
      superup(BaseClass).greeting
    end
  end

Note that I may be changing the name of this method to 'superfunc' in
the next release (b/c it works via a Functor). Deciding on a good name
for this method has been bothersome. If anyone has a better idea let me
know.

Enjoy,
T.