On Oct 13, 2011, at 12:23 PM, John J Barton wrote:
> If I get this right then:
>
> var Result = {prototype: aPrototype, foo: baz} <| function aTempFunction()
> { this.a = 'b';};
> var aResult = new Result();
>
> gives me {a:'b', __proto__:{__proto__:aPrototype} }
>
> Is it true? What happened to 'foo'?
'foo' is a property of the aTempFunction.__proto__ (to keep rolling with your
naughty __proto__ usage ;-).
It's a "class property" or "class static" or "class-side inherited property".
> Couldn't I just say:
> var aResult = aPrototype <| {a: 'b'};
Sure, if you wanted a one-off and not a constructor with an inherited class
property 'foo'.
/be
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