Object in super class' init function is not the same as in the inherited class' init function ?

bysreg

suppose i have
--A.lua
A = Core.class()
function A:init()
print("A",self)
end

--B.lua
B = Core.class()
function B:init()
print("B",self)
end

when i try to create object of class B it actually prints :

A table: X
B table: Y

with X ~= Y. Is this the expected behavior? i was expecting X = Y, because the object should be the same.
because of this, code below :

--A.lua
A = Core.class()
function A:init()
self:foo()
end

function A:foo()
print("x")
end

--B.lua
B = Core.class(A)
function B:init()
end
function B:foo()
print("y")
end

will output "x". it should've been "y" right? am i missing something here?

Scouser

This problem is already here.
Maybe this or this might help.

bysreg

thank you for the answer.

i've checked the release notes and it seems it's already fixed in newer release 2012.8 (i'm currently using the old one)