Anatoly Geyfman wrote:
> Cédric Bertolini wrote:
>> var MyClass = (function() {
>> var prototype = { /* shared attributes */ };
>> var constructor = function () { /* instance properties and bootstrapping
>> */ };
>> constructor.prototype = prototype;
>> return constructor;
>> })();
> Cedric, good patten, makes for a convenient factory method for making
> new instances - especially if you curry the prototype.
I agree that it's a useful pattern. I often use something similar.
But what do you mean by currying the prototype? The prototype is an
object, and not a function.
-- Scott
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