Prototypal inheritence not working in all instances.

[AntiMS]

I've got another for you.

Prototypal inheritence seems not to work properly. Following is the most minimal test case I can think of.

Steps to reproduce:
echo "var a = {'a': 'a'}; function F(){} F.prototype = a; console.log((new F()).a);" | otto

Expected result:
Prints a single "a" followed by a newline to the console and exits.

Actual result:
Prints "undefined" followed by a newline to the console and exits.

Thanks much! Sorry to be the complainer that points out all of your mistakes. ;)

[robertkrimen]

The configuration for the prototype property was inadvertently being initialized to read-only, rather than write-only:

-      self.define(_propertyMode(0), "prototype", toValue(prototype))
+      self.define(_propertyMode(propertyModeWrite), "prototype", toValue(prototype))

[robertkrimen]

Thanks, for the report. I do appreciate them; they help make the project better.

I recently discovered: http://test262.ecmascript.org

I'm going to give those a shot when I have a chance.