2013/4/1 Jeff Walden <jwalden...@mit.edu> > Note that this could also be construed as a feature, in certain cases. > The "dead object" proxy Mozilla has, previously mentioned here (can't find > a link), has all its traps throw an error with a message saying "Dead > object". If the trap returns true/false, it's no longer possible for > preventExtensions to say that the object in question is dead, not just > can't be made non-extensible. >
The true/false return protocol doesn't prevent exceptions to be thrown from the trap. It's perfectly fine for the dead object proxy's preventExtensions trap to throw an "object is dead" exception. In fact, that's precisely what would happen if one would call preventExtensions on a revoked revocable proxy. Cheers, Tom
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