Le 07/04/2012 00:57, Allen Wirfs-Brock a écrit :
>
> On Apr 6, 2012, at 2:57 PM, Axel Rauschmayer wrote:
>
>> I was thinking about Allen's
>>
>> class Sub extends mixin(Jane, Jack, Super) {
>> }
>>
>> Which could have the following prototype chain.
>>
>> Sub -> Jane' -> Jack' -> Super.prototype
>>
>> A method in a module that works like Prototype's Object.extend(), but
>> copies private properties should suffice.
>>
>> Variations:
>> - Copy Jane and Jack into the same object.
>> - Use a class declaration to define the mixins Jane and Jack. Then
>> the prototype chain is
>> Sub -> Jane.prototype' -> Jack.prototype' -> Super.prototype
>
> I think there is another approach that doesn't require copying. Use a
> proxy to define a synthetic prototype object that delegates to one or
> more mixin providers:
>
> Sub -> synthesized-mixin-delegator-> Super.prototype
> | |
> V V
> Jane Jack
>
> This is off-the-cuff so I haven't worked out the details but I think
> it /almost/ works. I think it /will/ work for string-keyed
> properties. Unfortunately, as currently specified it won't work for
> private name properties because the proxy traps that would need to do
> the delegated sideways property lookups are not passed the actual
> private name object. Instead they are passed a surrogate that can be
> matched against a known private name but which can't be used for a
> direct property access. There might be ways to fix that which still
> don't expose the actual private name to misuse. For example, perhaps
> a private name surrogate could expose a method that does a property
> lookup using actual private name without exposing the actual name. The
> security focused guys would probably have to tell us whether they
> could live with that additional exposure.
Or maybe revive tha alternate private name proposal
https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/2011-December/018997.html
(which is nothing less than the visibility flag wit adapted proxy
semantics) ?
David
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