rauschma wrote:
>
>
>> var c1 = Object.create(C);
>> obj.one(); // 'A.foo'
>
> That would be c1.one(), right?
>
Yes, sorry edited post twice.
rauschma wrote:
>
>
> |here| === C and thus the search for super.one starts in B and finds
> A.one.
>
>> B.two = function () {
>> this.three();
>> };
>> B.three = function () {
>> return 'B.three';
>> };
>> C.two = function () {
>> super.two();
>> };
>> C.three = function () {
>> return 'C.three';
>> };
>>
>> var c2 = Object.create(C);
>> c2.two(); // C.three
>
> |here| === C and thus super.two === B.two
>
> B.two() uses the original and unchanged |this| which is still c2.
> => this.three === C.three
>
> SUMMARY: I agree with your findings.
>
>From my perspective, this proposal looks perfect. I wouldn't look further :)
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https://github.com/medikoo
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