I don't know if this is expected behavior or not, but at least it was unexpected (and undesired) for me. The behavior should be changed or clarified in the documentation.
Although my.Class inherits methods and properties fine, the constructor is skipped, defaulting to an empty function in all cases.
This is due to this code:
if (body.constructor === Object) {
Class = function() {};
} else {
Class = body.constructor;
delete body.constructor;
}
To get constructor inheritance I changed that into this code:
if (body.constructor === Object) {
if (SuperClass === null) {
Class = function() { };
} else {
Class = function() {
SuperClass.apply(this, arguments);
};
}
} else {
Class = body.constructor;
delete body.constructor;
}
I don't know if this is expected behavior or not, but at least it was unexpected (and undesired) for me. The behavior should be changed or clarified in the documentation.
Although my.Class inherits methods and properties fine, the constructor is skipped, defaulting to an empty function in all cases.
This is due to this code:
To get constructor inheritance I changed that into this code: