Hi Pierre,
afaik this is not possible.
You could use simple JS objects for this:
myClass {
prop1 : {
check : "object"
}
}
myObject.setProp1({subProp1:42});
alert (myObject.getProp1().subProp1);
But if you change the supProps, no setter will be called.
Or you can make a data class for your property:
myProp {
subProp1 : {}
}
myClass {
prop1 : {
check : "myApp.myClasses.myProp"
}
}
myObject.setProp1(new myProp().set({subProp1:42}));
alert (myObject.getProp1().getSubProp1());
Regards,
Alex
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