... (or struct), so they become protected and private members of what they are added to. There is currently no way to make a member private to the mixin. We can leave that as is or try to address it. As you use mixins, keep sharing whatever issues you run into.

Just for the record in case someone finds this thread, this problem was fixed some time ago and is covered by the test suite. I just didn't respond to this message.

... cases. I'd prefer a specific keyword introduction syntax for it rather than an addition to is-names. We've already chosen that path with mixin syntax ( adds ) - having this doesnt preclude an inheritance clause as well ( ... inherits ... decorates .... ) - currently I see is-names as ...

"is protected" This almost works: mixin A def one as int return 1 def two as int is protected return 2 class B adds A def foo trace .one trace .two class P def main b = B() b.foo b.one # b.two I had to comment out the last line ...

Hi, I have a class, that adds a mixin. I would like to hide a few of the mixin public members/methods so as to only use them internally, but have them be invisible (private) to the outside consumer. (the hiding happens in the class, doesn't ...

... thanks for the quick fix. That's enough to help me move forward. For the record, local variables still cause problems if within other blocks. e.g. mixin MyCode def hi myvar = 0 if myvar < 10 inner = 2 print "a [inner]" else print "b" mixin.cobra(3): warning: The value of variable ...

Hi, I have started to look at mixins. What I am aiming to do is add some implemented methods and perhaps state to a couple of otherwise independent classes. I've hit a problem, which suggests it is not possible to define local variables ...

A partial class is just a class that is split up into multiple files. A mixin can be mixed into many classes similar to an interface which can be implemented by many classes.

I missed the wiki page, sorry about that.

So I updated it to state theses limitations, I'm going to work arround theses in my code

As you've discovered, the mixin support is incomplete. Some of this is documented at the mix-in wiki page. Nevertheless, thanks for the reports.

I probably won't get to this soon as there are a number of small items and patches I'll attend to first.