Super behavior with the same method in two hierarchies

Question

Super behavior with the same method in two hierarchies

Having these traits and classes:

 trait A {
    def print() {
      println("A")
    }
  }

  trait B extends A {
    override def print() {
      println("B")
      super.print()
    }
  }
  trait C extends A {
    override def print() {
      println("C")
      super.print()
    }
  }

  class H {
    def print() {
      println("H")
    }
  }

  class X extends H with B with C {
    override def print() {
      println("X"); super.print()
    }
  }

And call print from object X:

  val x = new X                                   
  x.print

The print I get is this:

X
C
B
A

Is it possible at some point to achieve a print-in H class

method starting from a print-in method X class

?

I see traits A, B and C belonging to one hierarchy, and H in another hierarchy. In both hierarchies, we have a printing method. Having class X

expanded both hierarchies, I think there must also be a way to achieve the print method from class H

. After all, it class X

is defined as "class X extends H ....".