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by IshKebab
1405 days ago
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I don't think he is unaware of any of that. His point was that multiple inheritance involves enough fiddly surprising behaviour that it's best avoided - you are better off manually delegating to distinct member variables, then it is clear what is happening even if it is a bit more tedious. (Btw that's the only way to implement inheritance in Rust, even single inheritance.) |
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In which way? MRO is very well defined.
> manually delegating to distinct member variables
Again, this is composition, which has nothing to do with inheritance. If you need to define a subtype, inheritance is most straightforward.