Open QuentinRoy opened 10 years ago
@QuentinRoy, just to avoid confusion, can you be a little specific? Thanks!
I was actually talking about the built in getter and setter mechanism (http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-getters-and-setters/).
For example I would enjoy being able to do stuff like this:
var PropertyTest = Fiber.extend(function () {
return {
init: function (stuff) {
this.stuff = stuff;
},
get stuffAnd2() {
return this.stuff + 2;
},
/*
set stuffAnd2(val) {
this.stuff = val - 2;
}
*/
};
});
var pTest = new PropertyTest(4);
console.log(pTest.stuffAnd2);
// Should returns 6 but returns 'NaN'.
// Instead, the getter is actually called only once, before the initialization,
// and the returned value is copied in the instance instead of the getter.
pTest.stuffAnd2 = 8;
// Should throw an error because the setter is commented (making stuffAnd2 read-only).
// Instead it overwrites stuffAnd2.
pTest.stuff = 0;
console.log(pTest.stuffAnd2);
// Still prints 8 while it should be 2 now.
I guess everything is in the title. I would love to have this.