Method inheritance problem

[ProGM]

I'm having an issue in this situation:

local A = LCS.class {} 
function A:someMethod()
    print("do something")
end
local B = A:extends{}
function B:callmethod2()
    self:method2()
end
function B:method2()
    print("I'm superclass 2")
end
local C = B:extends{}

function C:method2()
     self:super('method2')
end
local C_inst = C:new()
C:callmethod2() -- ERROR: LCS.lua:155: attempt to call local 'method' (a nil value)

I'm defining a class A, then a class B with a certain method "method2". Then I'm defining C, as child of B, and overwriting "method2". If I call a method of C defined in B that calls my method2, LCS crashes. Is it a bug?

[Yonaba]

Hi, @ProGM,

This should be fixed with this commit. I'll need to update the documentation and specs, and bump to 1.3.0. Thanks noticing me about this, though. And sorry it took so long, I have been very busy lately.

Regards, Roland.