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Interesting, that would mean you would have confusion if someone used your class like: foo.bar.bind(somethingElse); How would the callee know that this would
by martin-adams 9y ago
Interesting, that would mean you would have confusion if someone used your class like:
foo.bar.bind(somethingElse);
How would the callee know that this would potentially conflict?
- abiox 9y ago> that would mean you would have confusion does this confusion not exist now?
- martin-adams 9y agoDon’t know, my concern was what the intended behaviour was if a declaration stated the bind context as well as the caller.