Last thing, for backward compatible it means that these properties will
work regardless in ES5 and ES6 but without guarded types ... guard that has
been already implemented by my shim/experiment with these kind of
descriptors.
It's like adding `withCredentials` to XHR when it won't affect older
im
Here an example based on partially typed prototype generating normal
dynamic instances with typed properties.
```javascript
var int32 = 0, string = '';
function UniqueIDGenerator(prefix, suffix) {
this.i = 0;
this.prefix = prefix || '';
this.suffix = suffix || '';
}
Object.definePropertie
Andrea Giammarchi wrote:
**Backward Compatible**
Having an implicit default to `Any` means that this `type` descriptor
property could be simply ignored or implemented as _always Any_ in ES5
or ES6 compatible engines but a simple library that wraps
`Object.create`,
Still not making sense.
I
Opening a new thread since the topic chosen for the enriched descriptors
was misleading and I didn't manage to explain what I was trying to achieve.
**Typed Objects**
Using `StructType`, as [described here](
http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=harmony:typed_objects) we can define
static "classe
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