From: Axel Rauschmayer [mailto:[email protected]]
> In some way, that would even be correct – depending on what you expect a
> function to be: something callable or something constructible. Alas, there is
> currently no simple way to distinguish “callable” and “constructible”.
Why do you say they're not callable?
Is this function callable?
function f() {
throw new TypeError("cannot call f because you're not pretty enough");
}
what about
function f() {
throw new TypeError("Class constructors cannot be invoked without 'new'");
}
?
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