On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Russell Leggett <[email protected]>wrote:
> I would propose that the absolute minimal requirements would be: >>> >>> - has a declaration form that uses the class keyword and an >>> identifier to create the class >>> - has a body that can include both the constructor function, as well >>> as any instance (prototype) methods – including getter and setter >>> properties >>> - can declare the class as a subclass of a another class (probably >>> with the extends keyword) >>> - super is available from any of the methods or constructor function >>> >>> Does |move| become an instance property method or a prototype property >> method? >> > > Yes - I apologize for any confusion - move would be a method on the class' > prototype. I'm not really suggesting anything new, just a simple syntactic > sugar over the normal way of creating a constructor function + prototype. > Got it - I had missed this.name (which implies that instance stuff is created inside constructor()... ), but thank you for clarifying Rick > > - Russ >
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