I'm interested in your opinions on how I'm handling getters and
setters in classes. Can you see any problems with my approach and what
trouble might I be getting myself into?
The huge body of my programming work has been with ASP.NET in VB and
C#. So I'm used to classic OOP rather than prototype inheritance. With
that in mind, I'm trying to semi-replicate getters and setters
thus ...
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this.property = function(value){
if(arguments.length == 0){
return localVariable;
}else{
localVariable = value;
}
}
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So if no arguments are passed, the function becomes a getter or a
setter if there are arguments.
What do you think?
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