Haxe Notes For ECMA Coders: Object Literal Notation

[Jeff Ward]

I wrote a post about Haxe object literal notion from the perspective of an EMCAScript (JS/AS3) hacker:

http://jcward.com/Haxe+Notes+For+ECMA+Coders+Object+Literal+Notation

Feel free to comment, suggest, correct, or otherwise politely engage in discourse!  Hopefully someone finds it helpful.

Best,

-Jeff

[wighawag]

Nice post, there is haxe.DynamicAccess (http://api.haxe.org/haxe/DynamicAccess.html) who do mostly what you want. I discovered it after doing something similar myself :)

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[Timothy Farrell]

For your example at http://try.haxe.org/#F1bA1

You could use Object.keys() for a little speed boost (keeping in mind that it doesn't do exactly the same thing)...

    public inline function keys():Array<String> {
#if js
        return (untyped Object).keys(this);
#else
        return Reflect.fields(this);
#end

[Jeff Ward]

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll make some updates to the post soon.

Best,

-Jeff