I didn't see this in the archives but I was curious if any consideration
has been given for standardizing on features more commonly found in most
other language's standard library.
For example reading and writing to sockets in JavaScript requires platform
specific libraries and works very
I see that es7 is now a standard.
http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/7.0/index.html
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> Symbols are enumerable by default just like normal properties. Object.assign
> skips non-enumerable Symbols. Object.defineProperty can be used to create a
> non-enumerable Symbol, but I believe that only impacts Object.assign (and
> specific enumerability methods, obv).
That’s exact.
Symbols are enumerable by default just like normal
properties. Object.assign skips non-enumerable Symbols.
Object.defineProperty can be used to create a non-enumerable Symbol, but I
believe that only impacts Object.assign (and specific enumerability
methods, obv).
On Thursday, June 16, 2016,
(quotes from G.Kay Lee)
> I believe Symbols are all actually non-enumerable which will void the
> suggestion.
I can confirm they can be enumerable, or “Object.propertyIsEnumerable” is lying
to me.
> And please, stop trying to add all kinds of trivial variations of property
>
I believe Symbols are all actually non-enumerable which will void the
suggestion. And please, stop trying to add all kinds of trivial variations
of property extraction methods already. I also oppose the recently
proposed Object.enumerableKeys and gang.
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 9:25 AM, doodad-js
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