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Comment on 'inheritance and prototype.js' by Pedram N

2007-11-22T00:39:22Z

I take it back... The window lib rocks the way I wanted it to to begin with... Funny since prototype adds 40k of code to the version I was using with 1.0 and it runs faster... very funny. I also like the concept from jquery where the window object methods return references to themselves so you can call methods and basically instruct... "and then...." Let me know if I can help in any way, I donated to this project once, After seeing your Class inheritence donation, I definitely think you deserve one too now!

Comment on 'inheritance and prototype.js' by Pedram N

2007-11-10T06:21:52Z

You are damn smart... Great work... I think I'm gonna rewrite the Window lib myself... I didn't like past version 1.0, and I'm the one who came up with the constraint stuff for it, even though you won't find me in the credz ;(

Comment on 'Prototype and Options' by samuel

2007-09-05T22:31:55Z

kangax: real examples are coming really soon since we are using something like this to rewrite Prototype Window Class" with Sébastien Gruhier. By the way, you pointed out the real tricky point which is how to use it with inheritance (particulary how to merge options from superclass to subclasses...) Stay on tune :)

Comment on 'Prototype and Options' by kangax

2007-08-31T02:17:10Z

Very nice, Samuel. It would be also very nice if you could show some real -life examples using prototype's new inheritance features. best, kangax

Comment on 'some fun with ruby lambdas' by bioskop

2007-08-28T09:16:08Z

Hey, that's pretty cool :) Very nice and usefull !

Comment on 'a simple URI class' by Eric Mill

2007-06-11T21:47:22Z

Hey, this is useful. I might pick this up in Jester, especially when I begin chugging along on remote site support. I just released Jester with JSON support over on thoughtbot's blog, by the way.

Comment on 'yet another javascript inheritance implementation for prototype.js' by Mr eel

2007-05-09T06:16:07Z

This is absolutely the best implementation of Prototype-centric inheritance I've seen. Also one of the most readable. It gives me all the features I'm looking for � in particular inheritable class methods and properties. I have however noticed one caveat. If you try to create a subclass without passing in a body, the sub class doesn't actually inherit any of the super's methods or properties. Not a bug as such, but it does make it difficult to create a subclass and then extend it later. I've actually created a fix for this. All it does it check to see if superclass is an 'object' or 'function'. If it's a function then we know it's a superclass to inherit from, otherwise it's a hash which we're creating a new class with. If you'd like this as a patch, send me an email and I'd be happy to diff it and send it to you. Also, can you tell me what the license on this code is? I'm interested in using it in a commercial project and what to make sure I'm not doing that against your intentions. Thanks again!

Comment on 'yet another javascript inheritance implementation for prototype.js' by Mislav

2007-04-14T18:51:02Z

Looks very Prototypish! Nice