John,
>To write a class how you like, you could do it like this:
>
>function ajax_request(options){
> // initialize
> this.setOptions( options );
>}
>
>ajax_request.prototype = {
> // members and properties
> setOptions: function(options){
> this.options = options;
> }
>};
>
>That's the full source code - no extra library or framework required.
>I've never understood the fascination with have libraries to take care
>of this task for you, when it's so simple to do otherwise.
I concur. Maybe I'm missing something obvious or maybe it's because I've
been developing JS class/objects for way to long, but I've never seen how
these custom Class constructors are really adding anything to the
mix--besides unnecessary dependencies and complexities.
-Dan
