On 9/19/13 9:30 AM, Rick Waldron wrote:
class A { const VALUE = 10; }A decision would have to be made for "const VALUE = 10" here: does it mean mean `A.VALUE` and not `var a = new A(); a.VALUE;`?
The current web platform (and hence WebIDL) answer is "both". So both XMLHttpRequest.UNSENT and XMLHttpRequest.prototype.UNSENT exist and have the same value.
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