On Fri, 2010-12-17 at 16:19 +, Joel Dart wrote:
> Concerning instanceof on custom objects, what scenarios do you find it
> necessary vs duck typing
It would primarily be used for allowing arguments of different types to
do different things: essentially simulating function overloading, since
J
>Since you have returned a new object rather than using `this`, an instance of
>your `Circle` won't respond to `instanceof Circle`.
Concerning instanceof on custom objects, what scenarios do you find it
necessary vs duck typing(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_typing)? I can see
the advantage
On Fri, 2010-12-17 at 06:53 -0800, qwertypants wrote:
> I'd like to find the best way to do so.
There's no one accepted best way. There are two broad approaches:
prototypes and closures; they both have positive and negative points.
There are naturally a *lot* of variations within each type, and al
qwertypants:
> I'm a bit new to Object Inheritance in JavaScript and I'd like to find
> the best way to do so. I have seen a few techniques from Resig to
> Crockford, but I'd like to know the simplest and most effective way to
> create object from existing ones. Is there any native way that this
>
