Aaron,
When I dropped the above into 3 text files and ran them (with Node 0.10), I
got an error about ENV being undefined, so I changed it to "process.ENV"
and then got the expected output. I put the two calls to "test()" at the
end of server.app.js:
var Server = require('./Server'); // the 'Server' class.
> var ServerController = require('./ServerController'); // the
> 'ServerController' class.
> var ctrl = new ServerController();
> var server = new Server(process.ENV, ctrl);
> server.test(); // Expecting 'Server-level test'
> server.ctrl.test(); // Expecting 'Controller-level test, shadows
> Server-level');
Personally I would use "util.inherits(ServerController, Server);" instead
of manually setting the prototype, but under the hood it does the same
thing, the only difference is that it wires up a ".super_" property for you
and configures the constructor
(https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/master/lib/util.js#L632).
Another thing you might be running into (if your code is slightly different
from what you posted) is cyclical module references
(http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#modules_cycles). The best way to deal
with that is to do "module.exports = ..." immediately after declaring the
constructor function and before doing anything else, including any
require()s
(https://github.com/AmpersandJS/ampersand-state/issues/78#issuecomment-56844756).
-- peter
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