The explainer exclusively talks about Type IV subclassing in the context of RegExp. Are the examples of non-RegExp uses of Type IV subclassing? How will the restrictions be applied there?
Trying to find some myself, I wonder about Array.prototype.toString(), which does Get(array, "join"); does that qualify?
The explainer exclusively talks about Type IV subclassing in the context of RegExp. Are the examples of non-RegExp uses of Type IV subclassing? How will the restrictions be applied there?
Trying to find some myself, I wonder about
Array.prototype.toString()
, which doesGet(array, "join")
; does that qualify?