In Fantom, is it possible to create something akin to Java's Dynamic Proxy?
brianFri 29 Jun 2012
Not exactly, typically I use -> for stuff like that.
But it would be pretty easy to wire up by just generating a bit of source code that implements the mixin you want, then calling sys::Env.compileScript to generate the mapping class.
SlimerDudeSat 30 Jun 2012
-> would only be useful when you know your object is a Proxy, typically you use proxies to silently replace the original object. e.g. substituting a mock.
SlimerDude Fri 29 Jun 2012
In Fantom, is it possible to create something akin to Java's Dynamic Proxy?
brian Fri 29 Jun 2012
Not exactly, typically I use
->for stuff like that.But it would be pretty easy to wire up by just generating a bit of source code that implements the mixin you want, then calling
sys::Env.compileScriptto generate the mapping class.SlimerDude Sat 30 Jun 2012
->would only be useful when you know your object is a Proxy, typically you use proxies to silently replace the original object. e.g. substituting a mock.sys::Env.compileScriptcertainly sounds enticing. Thanks!