> In this instance, it's possible for you as a polyfill author to replace > Element.prototype.style by your own getter which returns your special > proxy objects which do what you expect on property set.
For the style case, it's *maybe* possible to do so (in a WebIDL compatible browser at least, not sure it would work on Chrome for example). > For the dispatchEvent/addEventListener case, it's possible for you to > override these methods (and maybe the Proxy constructor?) to accept > proxies the way you want them to. How would I do so? It seems impossible to me, or at least very tedious. Do not forget that the browser itself will add event handlers on objects via Web Components, Decorators, HTML Attributes, ... Being able to catch all cases seems very improbable. > I think web browsers implementing proxies are/will be sufficiently > WebIDL compliant to make such a polyfill not that hard to write. > > David _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
