I think the next (simplified) code should be working: class WfConfigurable { constructor(config) { this._init(config); } _init(config) { this.configure(config); } configure(config) {} } class WfStateful extends WfConfigurable { #saveSuspend = 0; constructor(config) { super(config); } get saving() { return this.#saveSuspend…
In the following code: class Foo { #a; #b = 123; c = 3.14; tellYourself() { console.log("OK the values are", JSON.stringify(this)); } } const foo = new Foo(); foo.tellYourself(); Only this is printed: OK the values are {"c":3.14} Is there…
I am working on building a 2D renderer with the Javascript canvas API, and I am trying to improve performance by skipping renders when no changes to the state of any renderable objects have occurred. To this end, I want…
In this example it first searches in B (because static:: resolves to B) and as it does not find it, it now searches in "A" and that is why it succeeds, right? or am I wrong? class A { private…