Super (parent) methods in JS.

With a little extra effort, they are possible to achieve, but the
situations where you'd want to use them are few and far between.
Perhaps there's a different way for you to look at solving the problem,
that doesn't involve using super methods?

Author: danielmiladinov

super_methods.js

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+function hoozit(id) {
+    var secret = {};
+    var that = gizmo(id, secret);
+    var super_toString = that.toString;
+
+    that.test = function (testid) {
+        return testid === secret.id;
+    };
+
+    that.toString = function () {
+        return super_toString.apply(that);
+    };
+
+    return that;
+}