function ctorX() {
this.messageX = "this is X Message";
this.alertX = function() {
console.log(this.messageX);
};
}
function ctorY() {
this.messageY = "this is Y Message";
this.alertY = function() {
console.log(this.messageY);
};
}
function ctorZ() {
ctorX.call(this); // This is the quasi-multiple inheritance
this.messageZ = "this is Z Message";
this.alertZ = function() {
console.log(this.messageZ);
};
}
ctorZ.prototype = new ctorY; // This is the inheritance
var objz = new ctorZ();
objz.alertZ();
objz.alertY();
objz.alertX();
console.assert(objz instanceof ctorZ, 'objz is not instance of ctorZ');
console.assert(objz instanceof ctorY, 'objz is not instance of ctorY');
console.assert(objz instanceof ctorX, 'objz is not instance of ctorX');
//The last assert should have failed since there is no true multiple inheritance
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