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Does javascript accept only one prototype per object or can you use more than one to implement multiple inheritance / mixins

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hey there Rich Collins at 1:13 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
oops hide has a bug Rich Collins at 1:13 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
hello. javascript supports only single inheritance, although there are ways to mimic multi inheritance mwarden at 1:13 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
are you there? Rich Collins at 1:13 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
ah how can you do that? Rich Collins at 1:14 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
I am mostly interested in mixin interfaces Rich Collins at 1:14 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
similar to ruby Rich Collins at 1:14 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
you do a for...in loop over each object you wish extend, copying each property /method of that object's prototype to new object's prototype mwarden at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
ah I see Rich Collins at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
let me find you a link mwarden at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
I think I have seen this in the prototype lib Rich Collins at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
Object.extend Rich Collins at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
yes mwarden at 1:15 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2006/03/base/ mwarden at 1:16 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
ok I think that is what I was looking for Rich Collins at 1:16 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
thanks for your help Rich Collins at 1:16 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006
np mwarden at 1:16 AM on Thursday May 18th, 2006