Erik Arvidsson wrote:
let object = ...
{
let key = Name.create()
let secret = {}
object.@key = secret
}
Oh, so all that foo.@bar does is to have different syntax for foo[bar],
bar being private name? Than it's not as cool as I thought at all.
private keyword in class proposal did something a lot more convenient.
It created private name behind the scenes and let people to use
"private" properties with doing
prvKeyA = Name.create();
prvKeyB = Name.create();
...
for all private keys they wanted to use. This was _the_ purpose of
private keyword.
It seems I was overjoyed prematurely... :-/
Herby
P.S.: Why not to let obj[privateName]? It is fine.
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