[ruby-talk:03828] Order of overwriting

This works probably just as it should, but I'm just curious why I expect
declarations to overwrite each other in the order they're written, instead
of "whaa, we have a class declaration here, let's see if we have to include
any modules before defining new, possibly overwriting, methods"?

module Foo
	def foo
		super
		puts "foo"
	end
end

module Foo_update
	def foo
		super
		puts "foo update"
	end
end

class Zak
	def foo
		puts "zak"
	end
end

class Bar < Zak
	def foo
		super
		puts "bar"
	end
	include Foo
	include Foo_update
end

Bar.new.foo  
# expected output:
# zak
# bar
# foo
# foo update

# prints:
# zak
# foo
# foo update
# bar


	- Aleksi