Versions

[{“Name”:“1.1.0.1”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.3”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.4”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.5.4”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.5”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.6”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.7”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.7.5”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.8.2”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.8.5”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.8.9”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“1.8.10”,“GroupName”:null},{“Name”:“2.0 Beta”,“GroupName”:null}]

Syntax

• class BeetleGuy implements Climbs, Bulletproof { }
• applyMixins (BeetleGuy, [Climbs, Bulletproof]);

Parameters

Parameter | Description | —— | —— | derivedCtor | The class that you want to use as the composition class | baseCtors | An array of classes to be added to the composition class |

Remarks

There are three rules to bear in mind with mixins:

• You use the implements keyword, not the extends keyword when you write your composition class
• You need to have a matching signature to keep the compiler quiet (but it doesn’t need any real implementation – it will get that from the mixin).
• You need to call applyMixins with the correct arguments.

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