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let panel = new Panel({ content: "...", width: 200, height: 300 }); | let panel = new Panel({ content: "...", width: 200, height: 300 }); | ||
// panel.content, panel.width, and panel.height are defined. | // panel.content, panel.width, and panel.height are defined. | ||
It should also be possible to construct instances of an object by calling its constructor without the <code>new</code> operator. | |||
let panel = require("panel").Panel(); | |||
Properties that don't have to remain constant over the life of an instance should be settable and deletable after construction by directly setting and deleting the properties. | Properties that don't have to remain constant over the life of an instance should be settable and deletable after construction by directly setting and deleting the properties. | ||
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// c is removed (it refers to the same instance of a function that was added). | // c is removed (it refers to the same instance of a function that was added). | ||
Method names should be verbs, e.g. <code>show</code>, <code>post</code>. Property names should be the simplest accurate conventional or idiomatic label for their value (e.g. <code>persistent</code> for the boolean property of a visual feature that specifies whether or not the feature remains visible all the time). | Method names should be verbs, e.g. <code>show</code>, <code>post</code>. Property names should be the simplest accurate conventional or idiomatic label for their value (e.g. <code>persistent</code> for the boolean property of a visual feature that specifies whether or not the feature remains visible all the time). | ||