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>> This is trivial with Symbols:
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> let shuffle = Symbol();
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> Array.prototype[shuffle] = function() {...};
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> Only code that has access to the `shuffle` symbol may use the method:
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> let shuffled = array[shuffle]();
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Unfortunately, such a construction will fail in a multi-realm (i.e.
multiple frames) environment.
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> This is trivial with Symbols:
Unfortunately, such a construction will fail in a multi-realm (i.e.
multiple frames) environment.
> > >> This is trivial with Symbols: > > let shuffle = Symbol(); > > Array.prototype[shuffle] = function() {...}; > > > Only code that has access to the `shuffle` symbol may use the method: > > let shuffled = array[shuffle](); > > Unfortunately, such a construction will fail in a multi-realm (i.e. multiple frames) environment. { Kevin } -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/attachments/20131013/d82a3971/attachment.html>