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lornally commented on July 17, 2024

when use compose, got 'xx.xx is not a function'

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koresar commented on July 17, 2024

That's the same problem. Getters and setters are not supported.

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lornally commented on July 17, 2024

no ,it is not same problem, although i use this simple code:

const yy = stampit().compose({
    props: {
      i: 'iiiii',
    },
    methods: {
      pp() {
        this.i += 'p';
        return this.i;
      },
    },
  });
  log('object pp:', yy.pp()); //here, get the bug: yy.pp is not a function
  log('object pp:', yy.pp());
  const zz = stampit().compose({
    i: 'iiiii',
    pp() {
      this.i += 'p';
      return this.i;
    },
  });
log('object pp:', zz.pp()); //here, get the bug: yy.pp is not a function

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koresar commented on July 17, 2024

Oh. I see.
Stampit has more API than the compose function.
https://stampit.js.org/essentials/what-is-a-stamp

In your case the "props" is not recognised by compose function.

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lornally commented on July 17, 2024

thanks, that my mistake, yy is a stamp, not a object, if i want a object, i need stamp it .:) here is the right code:

 const yy = stampit().compose({
    properties: {
      i: 'iiiii',
    },
    methods: {
      pp() {
        this.i += 'p';
        return this.i;
      },
    },
  });
  const yyy=yy();
  log('object pp:', yyy.pp());
  log('object pp:', yyy.pp());