> the frequency of use). Thus on Object.prototype and as an
> intrinsic propety on Object instances:
>
> function __createProperty__(name:EnumerableId,
> dontEnum:boolean=false,
> dontDelete:boolean=false,
> readOnly:boolean=false): void
I thought that this only made sense in conjunction with Neil's suggestion of
providing the value at the same time. If you create a readonly property, how
are you supposed to set the value otherwise? Shouldn't it be:
function __createProperty__(name:EnumerableId,
value,
dontEnum:boolean=false,
dontDelete:boolean=false,
readOnly:boolean=false): void
And if readOnly implied dontDelete, I would have guessed readOnly to be a
little more frequent than dontDelete, but of course that is just a guess.
Kris
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