> Le 17 janv. 2017 à 23:48, Isiah Meadows <[email protected]> a écrit : > > Out of curiosity, why are classes specified to have a [[Call]] internal > method instead of special-casing `typeof` and friends to work with them? > Somewhat of a tangent, but just a curious question on the design decision. > I guess that class constructors could have been specified without a [[Call]] internal method, with the cost of amending all the places where “constructible” implicitly implies “callable”. But why (and how) do you need “special-casing `typeof` and friends”? (The way the question is formulated, avoiding special-casing would be an argument for the current design. But I miss what are the special cases you have in mind, especially regarding `typeof`.)
—Claude
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