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→Finding Descriptors For Single Properties: Define the form of property descriptors.
(→Finding Descriptors For Single Properties: Don't omit the property name.) |
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where <i>descriptor</i> is a descriptor for the own property of the object named <i>name</i>, or <tt>null</tt> if the object has no such own property. | where <i>descriptor</i> is a descriptor for the own property of the object named <i>name</i>, or <tt>null</tt> if the object has no such own property. | ||
A property descriptor has the form: | |||
{ "configurable":<i>configurable</i>, "enumerable":<i>enumerable</i>, ... } | |||
where <i>configurable</i> and <i>enumerable</i> are boolean values. <i>Configurable</i> is true if the property can be deleted or have its attributes changed. <i>Enumerable</i> is true if the property will be enumerated by a <code>for-in</code> enumeration. | |||
Descriptors for value properties have the form: | |||
{ "configurable":<i>configurable</i>, "enumerable":<i>enumerable</i>, | |||
"writable":<i>writable</i>, "value":<i>value</i> } | |||
where <i>writable</i> is <code>true</code> if the property's value can be written to; <i>value</i> is a grip on the property's value; and <i>configurable</i> and <i>enumerable</i> are as described above. | |||
Descriptors for accessor properties have the form: | |||
{ "configurable":<i>configurable</i>, "enumerable":<i>enumerable</i>, | |||
"get":<i>get</i>, "set":<i>set</i> } | |||
where <i>get</i> and <i>set</i> are grips on the property's getter and setter functions; either or both are omitted if the property lacks the given accessor function. <i>Configurable</i> and <i>enumerable</i> are as described above. | |||
<i>TODO: assign to value property</i> | <i>TODO: assign to value property</i> | ||