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Stamps - better OOP model
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Please explain this use of `bind()` without any argument at the end of `@stamp/it` #76

Closed PopGoesTheWza closed 4 years ago

PopGoesTheWza commented 4 years ago

https://github.com/stampit-org/stamp/blob/90558ea3d3c49d7fe0e06c84be0f03b57e9627c4/packages/it/index.js#L100

koresar commented 4 years ago

I don't exactly recall. But I think tests fail without it. Do they?

koresar commented 4 years ago

Oh. I remember now. The "compose" function should compose "this" context into the stamp it creates. The binding makes sure that "this === undefined".

PopGoesTheWza commented 4 years ago

So somefunction.bind() is similar to somefunction.bind(undefined) I believe?

And we are adding a wrapping around stampit.compose since there is no other way to retrieve the unbound function, correct?

koresar commented 4 years ago

Correct

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So somefunction.bind() is similar to somefunction.bind(undefined) I believe?

And we are adding a wrapping around stampit.compose since there is no other way to retrieve the unbound function, correct?

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