And there might be additional functionality, e.g. to get the
object that has been bound to.
I was wondering about getting the object. If you can get the object, is is
possible to set the object? If there is something like
setboundobject(bound-object-method, object)
I don't think so. It sounds like a corner case, not much practical use.
You can get the dict from a partial with get(). You can change it with
function(), but there is no type checking at all. When using an object
instead of a dict type checking would be very relevant.
I agree, and I don't see it as a problem at all; it's easy to get the
functionality. Consider the following
var methodNameAsVar(obj: BaseType, ...args: any) => {
call(obj.methodName, args)
}
methodNameAsVar(obj, arg1, arg2)
With possible runtime errors.
-ernie
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