David Bruant wrote:
> In practice, the returned value of setting is the value on the rhs of
> the =.
>
> var o = {set b(v){return 12;}} // this return statement is useless
>
> console.log(o.a = 13); // 13
> console.log(o.b = 14); // 14
>
> It might be useful to return a different value on setting.
Just Say No.
/be
domenic at domenicdenicola.com (2014-02-21T16:26:57.513Z)
David Bruant wrote:
> It might be useful to return a different value on setting.
Just Say No.
David Bruant wrote: > In practice, the returned value of setting is the value on the rhs of > the =. > > var o = {set b(v){return 12;}} // this return statement is useless > > console.log(o.a = 13); // 13 > console.log(o.b = 14); // 14 > > It might be useful to return a different value on setting. Just Say No. /be