From: Alexey M. <ma...@ca...> - 2000-11-30 16:37:41
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Barre Bizon wrote: > didn't read my previous posts... sorry , I'm new here. Just look in some archive posts... > Object orientation exists for a purpose, and no, Javascript > isn't "true" OOP, but close enough to be able to use the I am telling you that JavaScript is no _OOP_ it is _OP_. It is not "oriented". It is true Object language. Ok - It is IMHO of course :))) But repaeting - JS is much more powerfull then Java/C++ OOP. So - I am very upset you trying to limit it to OOP you know how to work with instead of learning JS!!! :-/ > I thought creating a constructor method was a clean and > easy way of doing "extended" functions initialization. As for OOP - the only way. As for JavaScript - the worst way. Yes it is included in JS1.3 for thouse who likes "Java" , but.... > But sure, assigning DynLayer as a method and then calling > it works too... :) So the question is - which way is better and why :))) Malx |