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    Object in super class' init function is not the same as in the inherited class' init function ?

    bysregbysreg Member
    edited September 2012 in General questions
    suppose i have
    --A.lua
    A = Core.class()
    function A:init()
    print("A",self)
    end

    --B.lua
    B = Core.class()
    function B:init()
    print("B",self)
    end

    when i try to create object of class B it actually prints :

    A table: X
    B table: Y

    with X ~= Y. Is this the expected behavior? i was expecting X = Y, because the object should be the same.
    because of this, code below :

    --A.lua
    A = Core.class()
    function A:init()
    self:foo()
    end

    function A:foo()
    print("x")
    end

    --B.lua
    B = Core.class(A)
    function B:init()
    end
    function B:foo()
    print("y")
    end

    will output "x". it should've been "y" right? am i missing something here?
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