// Various tests with calling a super-class's method in an unscoped manner

class BaseClass0()
  function BaseClass0( this )
  endfunction
  function Method0( this )
    print( $"BaseClass0::Method0 this={this}" );
  endfunction
endclass

class BaseClass1( BaseClass0 )
  function BaseClass1( this )
  endfunction

  function Method1( this )
    print( $"BaseClass1::Method1 this={this}" );
  endfunction

  function Common( this )
    print( $"BaseClass1::Common this={this}" );
  endfunction

  function Method3( this )
    print( $"BaseClass1::Method3 this={this}" );
  endfunction
endclass

class BaseClass2()
  function BaseClass2( this )
  endfunction

  function Method2( this )
    print( $"BaseClass2::Method2 this={this}" );
  endfunction

  function Common( this )
    print( $"BaseClass2::Common this={this}" );
  endfunction
endclass

class Foo( BaseClass1, BaseClass2 )
  function Foo( this )
    Common( this ); // In base1 and base2
    Method0( this ); // In base0
    Method1( this ); // In base1
    Method2( this ); // In base2
    Method3( this ); // In Foo and base1
    print( "-" );
    super::Common( this ); // In base1 and base2
    super::Method0( this ); // In base0
    super::Method1( this ); // In base1
    super::Method2( this ); // In base2
    super::Method3( this ); // In Foo and base1
  endfunction

  function Method3( this )
    print( $"Foo::Method3 this={this}" );
  endfunction
endclass

Foo();

print( "----" );

// Order of base classes matters: Since BaseClass2 is first, `Common()` links to `BaseClass2::Common`.
class Bar( BaseClass2, BaseClass1 )
  function Bar( this )
    Common( this ); // In base1 and base2
  endfunction
endclass

Bar();