We do have this/super for references along the instance prototype
chain, and we have this.constructor for getting to the class of an instance
method. But what about getting the current class from a static method,
for class-side inheritance?
// abstract
class Super {
static f(x) { <thisclass>.g(x) } // how to write this?
static g(x) { throw "abstract static method g" }
}
class Sub extends Super {
static g(x) { console.log(x) } // how to call this from f?
}
Sub.f("how?")
The idea being that Super is partially abstract, with static f starting
to work in subclasses once static g is properly implemented. How do
I get the definition of static f in Super to pick up the definition of static
g in Sub (without naming Sub explicitly, could be anywhere in the chain)?
I thought a solution for this had been discussed, but have no idea
how to search for this in the list or spec.
Claus
http://clausreinke.github.com/
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