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POHaving both object.property and object.property.method() available in coffeescript
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[update] My question may not be clear enough... Further clarification of what I would like to accomplish : I retrieve objects like this one: <pre><code>p = name: first: 'alan' last: 'smith' </code></pre> and want to create a structure (one class, multiple classes ?) to be able to write things like this ultimately: <pre><code>person.name # alan smith person.name.toCap() #Alan Smith person.name.first # alan person.name.first.toCap() # Alan person.name.last # smith person.name.last.toCap() # Smith ... </code></pre> so : <ol> <li>Is there a way to have both person.name and person.name.first ?</li> <li>Is there a better way to extend object properties with methods rather than extending native types like String ?</li> </ol> <hr> [original] Looking for the right way to do this in coffee : <pre><code>console.log person.name.last #smith console.log person.name.last.capitalize() # SMITH console.log person.name.last.initial() # S </code></pre> I have come up with the following solution, but would like to make sure this is the way to go... <pre><code>String::toCap = (remainingToLower=false) -> @[0].toUpperCase() + if remainingToLower then @[1..-1].toLowerCase() else @[1..-1] Number::random = (percent) -> offset = @ * percent / 100 parseInt(Math.floor(Math.random() * 2 * offset) + @ - offset) class Name constructor: (@first, @last) -> class Person constructor: (@name, @age) -> toString: () => "#{@name.first.toCap(true)} #{@name.last.toCap(true)} (#{@age.random(25)})" # GO ---------------------------> p = new Person(new Name, 18) p.name.first = 'alaN' p.name.last = 'smith' console.log "#{p.toString()}" </code></pre> Thanks for your feedback. <a href="http://plnkr.co/edit/ovwj7z" rel="nofollow" title="Plunk Here">Plunk Here</a>
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