call parent constructor in ruby
constructor, initialization, new-operator, oop, ruby
Solution
First, your method should be `initialize`, not `initialization`. Then, you can use `super` to call the parent class method. As for calling `C`'s initializer in `A`, for clarity, I'd recommend splitting the initialization stuff into a different function, then just calling that function directly. It's easy to implement, and clearer.
Problem
How can I call parents constructor ? ``` module C attr_accessor :c, :cc def initialization c, cc @c, @cc = c, cc end end class B attr_accessor :b, :bb def initialization b, bb @b, @bb = b, bb end end class A < B include C attr_accessor :a, :aa def initialization (a, b, c, aa, bb, cc) #call B::initialization - ? #call C::initialization - ? @a, @aa = a, aa end end ``` Thanks.