From: Holden Glova <dsafari@...>
Date: 2002-08-11T19:06:58+09:00
Subject: Re: To be a Module, or not to be...

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On Sun, 11 Aug 2002 21:50, ts wrote:
> >>>>> "T" == Tom Sawyer <transami@transami.net> writes:
>
> T> i did not realize this either. what happens if you include more then one
> T> module?
>
>  It do the same, for example
>
>    class A         #  A ==> Object ==> [Kernel]
>       include B    #  A ==> [B] ==> Object ==> [Kernel]
>       include C    #  A ==> [C] ==> [B] ==> Object ==> [Kernel]
>       include B    #  A ==> [C] ==> [B] ==> Object ==> [Kernel]
>                    # not modified because it has found the proxy class [B]
>
>
>  Now with
>
>    module C end
>    module B
>       include C
>    end
>    class A
>       include B # A ==> [B] ==> [C] ==> Object ==> [Kernel]
>    end
>
>
> Guy Decoux

Ok, with this nice illustration of how it works, I should definately call 
super from the intialize method i have in the module, no?

- -- 
Signed,
Holden Glova
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