What exactly does code like this mean:
qx.Class.define("my.class", {
...
members: {
foo: 1
}
...
});
In particular, when will foo be initialized? Is foo now an instance variable
or a class variable?
The reason I ask is that in some very complicated code I am seeing behavior
that suggests foo is a class variable, not an instance variable. In other
words, when I call obj.hasOwnProperty('foo'), where obj is an instance of
class my.class, I get "false".
In contrast, when I put this code in the constructor:
this.foo = 1
then each instance of my.class appears to get its own independent copy of
foo.
I'm wondering whether this is the advertised behavior, or whether something
in my complicated code is causing QooxDoo to behave this way.
Dave
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