I agree 100%. I still hope that object exemplars will become part of the
language. However they *are* introducing a completely new way of implementing
types (or rather, of naming exemplars). That is bound to be a deal-breaker for
many. Thus, if I can’t have object exemplars, I’ll settle for the second-best
thing: class declarations that look and feel just like them.
Axel
On Nov 3, 2011, at 17:52 , Jake Verbaten wrote:
> I like this one mainly for the line
>
> class declarations and object literals should have the same features
>
> However if they have the same features then why bother with class at all.
>
> Why not just have
>
> let Monster = Being <| { ... }
>
> This way we don't introduce the class keyword which is confusing and loaded
> with assumptions about what it does and means.
>
> https://gist.github.com/1336846
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