From: Russell Fulton <r.fulton@...>
Date: 2006-07-11T10:24:57+09:00
Subject: Re: problems with mixins

Thanks again David!
> 
> What it comes down to is that module inclusion is per class.  A nested
> class is still a completely different class from the class it's nested
> in, so you need to include the module in the inner class separately.
> 
I swear that I tried putting includes in the inner modules at one stage, 
sigh..

But I have been fiddling with various things and must have been holding 
my mouth the wrong way at the time :)

After going back and adding 'include Parser' to all the inner modules I 
am now back in business.  Originally Parser was a class and I was 
passing an instance of it to new for each inner class.  I decided that 
doing it with a mixin was a better approach since I will never have more 
than one Parser at a time.

Russell

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