On May 26, 2009, at 7:00 PM, John Abd-El-Malek wrote:
This will work fine for appcache and localstorage, but isn't sufficient for workers since the same caller gets different objects depending on which process this is running in. This doesn't happen for appcache and localstorage.
It's fine to use virtual methods when you actually need runtime polymorphism at the same call site. The point is not to tie yourself in a knot if there really is true polymorphism, just to avoid paying runtime penalties for anything that can actually be a compile-time decision. If it can't be, then so be it.
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