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parallel-ancestry

v1.0.8RubyGems· Ruby

Create and track parallel inheritance hierarchies. Hook parallel hierarchies (by including a module) to automatically update/register ancestry at include and extend, or update/register only manually. Manual registration permits definitions of ancestry across, for example, instances of the same type or instances of entirely different types. Implementation is provided by simple child/parent trees with an block to choose which parent. This permits a simple multiple inheritance model very similar to how Ruby handles modules. Conflicts for multiple inheritance are resolved by the parent most recently named for the block match. Used heavily by CascadingConfiguration gem (cascading-configuration) as well as by forthcoming Persistence and Magnets gems (persistence and magnets).

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Abandoned. Last published 13 years ago. No recent activity — look for a maintained alternative.
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Last published 13 years ago.
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6 downloads / week
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parallel-ancestry — Create and track parallel inheritance hierarchies. Hook parallel hierarchies (by including a module) to automatically update/register ancestry at include and extend, or update/register only manually. Manual registration permits definitions of ancestry across, for example, instances of the same type or instances of entirely different types. Implementation is provided by simple child/parent trees with an block to choose which parent. This permits a simple multiple inheritance model very similar to how Ruby handles modules. Conflicts for multiple inheritance are resolved by the parent most recently named for the block match. Used heavily by CascadingConfiguration gem (cascading-configuration) as well as by forthcoming Persistence and Magnets gems (persistence and magnets). (Ruby / RubyGems) · Modules