Le 14/11/2012 07:35, Brendan Eich a écrit :
Also Tom's point about precision counts, independent of allocations. A
"hasOwn" test in the MOP should not call the same thing that
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor calls, if we can help it
I don't think it's possible. This thread started with the intention of
having has/hasOwn consistent with [[GetOwnProperty]]. If has or hasOwn
is distinguishable from gOPD in any way (different trap, flag argument,
etc.), then, it reopens the door to have has/hasOwn inconsistent with
gOPD. If it is chosen to enforce has/hasOwn into being consistent with
gOPD, then I think gOPD should remain as it currently is.
In my experience, I've never needed to do the distinction or had a use
case where it was relevant to have a specific has/hasOwn behavior.
hOP and the "in" operator can be seen as conveniences on top of
Object.gOPD (and Object.getPrototypeOf). "in" would just be syntactic
sugar. What I'm saying is historically untrue (since both hOP and 'in'
predate Object.gOPD), but that's not an absurd way of thinking of the
ES5 object model.
David
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