> On Jun 21, 2019, at 1:59 PM, Ryan Joseph <generic...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Even though overloads are allowed the actual name isn’t overloaded so you
> MUST access without the name to get overloading affects. I didn’t overload
> the actual name because properties aren’t really functions and as such don’t
> use tcallcandiates etc… If you attempt to use the name of the default
> property the last property declared wins. Is that ok? I hope so because I
> imagine it’s lots of work to actually make property names behave like real
> functions and not worth it imo.
Thought about this more and it doesn’t make sense. Actually I think the name
should overload also so all these should work:
a[1];
a[‘aa’];
a[1, ‘aaa'];
a.values[1];
a.values[‘aa’];
a.values[1, ‘aaa'];
I’ll fix that once I’m sure what I’ve done so far is correct.
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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