Lets say I have two modules.Is it possible to include a module inside another one that would behave like a mixin?
While transforming some code to lessphp from the classic less code; an incompatibility I discovered from the classic less css is that there is no support for multi-block mixins with nesting levels > 2
Matz supposedly said \"mixins could do almost everything multiple inheritance do, without the associated drawbacks\" (Matz words).\"
I have a mixin for which I would like to get a list of all the classes that have included it. In the mixin module, I did the following:
When classes are inherited in Ruby the singleton classes are also inherited: class A def self.hello puts \"hello\"
I\'ve written a mixin class that\'s designed to be layered on top of a new-style class, for example via
I would like to allow for declarative mixin management in my codebase.I would like to declare an interface like
Say I have the following traits: trait A trait B { this开发者_C百科: A => } trait C extends B // { this: A => }
I\'ve recently tackled the constructor problem, where various mixins classes that decorate each other (and a topmost host class) have different constructor signatures. To maintain a single constructor
EDIT 2: I managed to achieve the type safety I wanted in my exercise with RomanNumerals using a combination of mixins and type parameters with the code below. In essence what it does is after importi
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