| Subject: | super reports no error when there is no method in any of the super classes |
If you call super, but none of the parents classes containing the calling method, Spiffy reports no error. Perl's SUPER does.
This presents itself as an issue if you try to add a hook to a non-existent method: since the default code is to create the method in the current class and call super on it.
It would be spiffy if spiffy would let the caller know they messed up.