do ->
Function::implements = (argv...) ->
for proto in argv
for key, value of proto::
@::[key] = value
@
has = (key) ->
return Object::hasOwnProperty(key)
each = (object, method, context = @) ->
for key, value in object
if method.call(context, [key, value]) == false
break
object
create = Object.create or (self) ->
F = ->
F.prototype = self
new F
merge = Object.merge or (argv...) ->
object = {}
each(argv, (noop, next = {}) ->
each(next, (key, value) ->
if has(next, key)
object[key] = value
)
)
object
this.fw = {
has: has
each: each
create: create
merge: merge
}
class Animal
hello: (what) ->
alert(what or @options.hello)
class Organic
foo: (what) ->
alert(what or @options.foo)
class Options
setOptions: (options) ->
fw.merge(@options, options)
@
class Snake extends Animal
@implements Options, Organic
options: {
"foo": "bar"
"hello": "world"
}
constructor: (hello, foo, options) ->
@setOptions(options)
@hello(hello)
@foo(foo)
new Snake();
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