super inconstistencies · Issue #193 · satyr/coco (original) (raw)

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class A b: -> super ... "c": -> super ... "#d": -> super ...

I think this is by "design" (is that "inconsistency by design" ?), because IIRC this was the reason dynamic keys were removed from coffee
Still, I think #d": -> super ... should compile to

prototype["" + d] = function(){ return superclass.prototype["" + d].apply(this, arguments); };

or maybe ?

key$ = "" + d; prototype[key$] = function(){ return superclass.prototype["" + key$].apply(this, arguments); };

Is there a special reason for this ? Is something relying on this ?