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Actually, I found the undocumented behavior some months ago, and the st0012 and I left this as is by now.
Goby's modules can be instantiated:
#GobymoduleFooendFoo.new# modules can be instantiated in Goby#» <Instance of: Foo># of course inheritance of modules is prohibitedclassBar < Fooend#» InternalError: Module inheritance is not supported: Foo
Of course this is prohibited in Ruby.
But I think the behavior suggests using modules more frequent rather than inheritance so I prefer to it.
Just close the issue if this is OK > @st0012
If not, let get started a discussion.
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Actually, I found the undocumented behavior some months ago, and the st0012 and I left this as is by now.
Goby's modules can be instantiated:
Of course this is prohibited in Ruby.
But I think the behavior suggests using modules more frequent rather than inheritance so I prefer to it.
Just close the issue if this is OK > @st0012
If not, let get started a discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: