> (1) "Nuke" the special properties (`get`, `set`, and `value` when any of them > is not defined) on a descriptor returned by `getOwnPropertyDescriptor` which > shouldn't be inherited through the descriptor's prototype. By "nuke" them, I > mean specify that they be defined as `undefined`, much like `callee` and > `caller` in strict mode. (I don't think strict mode is required in this case, > though, since I highly doubt anyone could be relying on this behavior.)
Naturally, `defineProperty` would also have to be rewritten a little to ignore properties set to `undefined`. If `get`, `set`, and `value` are all set to `undefined`, then `value` would be assumed to be `undefined`. In addition, `writable` would also have to be nuked for accessor descriptors. I think it's workable? Nathan _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list es-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
