2008/5/9 Lars Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > My view is that getters and setters introduce properties and that whatever we > do should be appropriate to that model.
That is pretty much my view as well. Just a couple of questions that might need addressing, if it hasn't been dealt with already: - Can you have a property together with a getter and/or a setter? - If so: * Is there any way to reach that property from inside the getter/setter without ending up recurring into the getter/setter? * Can a setter modify the property if there is a property but no getter? * Can a getter read the property if there is a property but no setter? > Others seem to think that getters and setters introduce a way of invoking > normal methods by a different syntax and that they are truly just methods. > In the world of classes and instances that may be appropriate, but not in > the object-and-property world of ES3, I expect. Or one could consider an ES3 property as a getter/setter pair, if one wished. -- David "liorean" Andersson _______________________________________________ Es4-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
