Interfaces Extending Interfaces Problem?

Question

Hey everyone,
I have a problem that could effect anyone who is using interfaces that extends other interfaces.
Check this out:
If I have an interface IHuman that extends three interfaces IMortal, ILimbed and IHealth:
package
     public interface IHuman extends IMortal, ILimbed, IHealth
Extends
package
     public interface IMortal
          function spawn():void;
          function die():void;
package
     public interface ILimbed
          function sprint():void;
          function walk():void;
          function crouch():void;
package
     public interface IHealth
          function set health( value:Number ):void;
          function get health():Number;
Now when the code is generated for the Human class when the IHuman interface is implimented, CHECK THIS OUT!
package
     public class Human implements IHuman
          public function Human()
          public function spawn():void
          public function sprint():void
          public function set health(value:Number):void
          public function die():void
          public function walk():void
          public function get health():Number
               return 0;
          public function crouch():void
The functions are all over the place, it becomes an interface pasta! Now, I dont know if there is a preference for this. But I have been looking all day, and I have found no solution to this code generation problem.
This is not helpful code generation, it simply throws the interfaced functions around in your class, and becomes a real hastle to re-organize.
Does anyone have a solution to this really odd code generation problem?
Cheers
Nick

Answer 1

My question is not to inherit the interface or not. It is about the generation of code from an inherited interface. Why is it that when I inherit an interface that exdends other interfaces, that it does not generate the code in order of the extended interfaces.
My question is basicaly this, why does the inherited interface get interwoven with it self when I impliment it in a class.
package
     public interface IMortal
          function spawn():void;
          function die():void;