On 2007-10-21, at 14:48 EDT, Jeff Dyer wrote: >> >> The wrapper classes String, Number, Boolean are similar to the >> (primitive) values they wrap, but they're not really related to those >> value types in a type sense, and in ES4 the wrappers are of even less >> utility than in ES3, I would say. >> > > Right, thanks for the correction. This is an obvious consequence of > the > recent return of primitive wrappers to ES4. 'string' is the new > 'String'!
Yikes. I thought 'String' was being kept around so you could extend it. Why is it that 'string' cannot be a sealed sub-type of (the open class) 'String'? _______________________________________________ Es4-discuss mailing list Es4-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
