[JkWhoSaysNi]

I've updated your script so it calls things as you'd expect. Before onCreated was only getting called in the parent class, not both the parent then the child class.

Here:

PHP Code:

public function maketype(typename, super, classes) {
  temp.i = 0;
  
  if ((@"T"@typename) != null) {
    (@"T"@typename).destroy();
  }
  
  this.(@ "type_" @ typename) = (super.type() == 2) ? new super("T"@typename) : new TStaticVar("T"@typename);
  
  
  for (i: classes) {
    this.(@ "type_" @ typename).join(i);
    
  }

  
  if (this.types.index("T"@typename) < 0) {
    this.types.add("T"@typename);
  }
  
} 


I actually did this in an attempt to get function inheritance working, but I don't think that it's possible using this method because theres no way to know from what class in the original object to inherit from. You use parentobject.joinedclasses[0] but this wont work:

parent::function

where parent is a string variable because it expects a class name before ::.


edit:


Although that does the onCreateds in the right order, when you go to call a function on the object it will look for it in the parent class first. This is a problem, I don't think it's possible to have onCreated's in the correct order *and* have function calling work upwards.

So either: onCreated gets called in the child then the parent and functions get called in the parent when the same function name exists in both the parent and the child
or: onCreated gets called in the parent then the child (as you'd hope) and functions are looked for in the parent before the child.