On 06/02/2010 03:52 AM, Jason Orendorff wrote:
I'll still maintain that the choice that ECMA 334 takes, namely
that the assignment to b in the example above, makes a mutable
copy is a valid choice.
I would expect
a[0].x = 3;
to modify a[0], not a temporary copy of a[0]. How do you propose to
make that work in ES?
I'll note that that is not the way strings work today:
a = "abc';
a[0] = 'x';
That being said, I'll agree that a[0].x = 3 would be a handy thing to
have. (The clumsy alternative would be to require users to do a[0] =
new TA(...);).
-j
js-ctypes: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Jsctypes/api
Thanks for the pointer to js-ctypes! I was unaware of this previously.
- Sam Ruby
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