can.Mustache / can.view.Scope: Can't access static properties from an object's constructor. #634
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this seems to be specific to "constructor" because it's equal to its own prototype.constructor. A workaround is to give every can.Map a "class" property on init() that resolves to the constructor. |
…(was executing instead of just using the reference)
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@andykant Can you merge this one with latest master, too? Thanks. |
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can.Mustache / can.view.Scope: Can't access static properties from an object's constructor.
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http://jsfiddle.net/kQsG8/1/
When resoloving a property path from an object to a subproperty, CanJS's Scope is executing constructors/functions at every step, not just the last one. This means that static properties on a can.Map, e.g. the shortName of a Map subclass, are unavailable.