I suppose this could apply to any dynamic language, but the one I\'m using is JavaScript. We have a situation where we\'re writing a couple of controls in JavaScript that need t
Another alternative to the interfaces is offered by bob.js:
1. Check if the interface is implemented:
var iFace = { say: function () { }, write: function () { } };
var obj1 = { say: function() { }, write: function () { }, read: function () { } };
var obj2 = { say: function () { }, read: function () { } };
console.log('1: ' + bob.obj.canExtractInterface(obj1, iFace));
console.log('2: ' + bob.obj.canExtractInterface(obj2, iFace));
// Output:
// 1: true
// 2: false
2. Extract interface from the object and still execute the functions properly:
var obj = {
msgCount: 0,
say: function (msg) { console.log(++this.msgCount + ': ' + msg); },
sum: function (a, b) { console.log(a + b); }
};
var iFace = { say: function () { } };
obj = bob.obj.extractInterface(obj, iFace);
obj.say('Hello!');
obj.say('How is your day?');
obj.say('Good bye!');
// Output:
// 1: Hello!
// 2: How is your day?
// 3: Good bye!