On second thought, the Flash and JS implementations is not 1 to 1. The assignment in Flash is a two-step rpocess of first assigning the value and then defining it as non-enumerable, while it happens all in a single call in JS.
The Util call is probably the better solution. > On Apr 30, 2017, at 11:21 AM, Harbs <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > > As far as I can tell, there’s not platform agnostic way to create properties > in objects which are not enumerable. In Flash you’d use > setObjectIsEnumerable() and in JS, you’d use Object.defineProperty(). > > Using setObjectIsEnumerable() in AS3 code and cross-compiling keeps the call > as-is and generates a runtime error. > > There seem to be two ways to resolve this problem that I can think of: > 1. Falcon can rewrite any setObjectIsEnumerable() calls to use > Object.defineProperty() on the JS side. > 2. We can add a Util class to add non-enumerable properties which has > conditional compilation. > > #1 should be more efficient at runtime, but is probably more work to > implement. > > Thoughts? > > Harbs
