kerdosa a écrit :
> It is opposite of what you described here.
No it's not.
> The properties added to prototype is shared by all the instance
> object, so it is static.
You misunderstood how the prototype mechanism works. Properties defined
at the prototype level are not *shared* by all instances: they're
*copied* over to all instances. Big, big difference.
Demonstration:
var MyClass = Class.create();
Object.extend(MyClass, { staticField: 42 });
Object.extend(MyClass.prototype, {
instanceField1: 21,
initialize(if2) { this.instanceField2 = if2; });
});
var mo1 = new MyClass(7);
// => mo1: Object instanceField1=21 instanceField2=7
var mo2 = new MyClass(6);
// => mo1: Object instanceField1=21 instanceField2=6
mo1.staticField
// => undefined property "staticField"
MyClass.staticField
// => 42
mo1.instanceField1 = 100
mo2.instanceField1
// => 21
See?
For tons of additional examples, just see *Prototype's source code*...
--
Christophe Porteneuve a.k.a. TDD
"[They] did not know it was impossible, so they did it." --Mark Twain
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