On Aug 21, 2009, at 8:11 PM, Juriy Zaytsev wrote:
If `boundArgs` is an array of arguments to bind, then I think you
should be able to do this via something like:
Function.prototype.bind.apply(targetFn, [thisArg].concat(boundArgs));
// or maybe:
boundArgs.unshift(thisArg);
Function.prototype.bind.apply(targetFn, boundArgs);
Which is not very elegant of course (first version also takes a
performance hit by creating unnecessary Array object).
But it gets the job done.
I think it's better to leave ES5 Function.prototype.bind as specified,
based on Prototype's bind (and others like it), which take positional
arguments to partially apply.
Then with spread ( http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?
id=harmony:spread ) in Harmony, you can write
foo.bind(thisArg, ...argsArray) instead of the above bind.apply
mouthful.
/be
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