How can I reproduce this in ScriptSharp (C#):
myObject = function(input) {
}
myObject.prototype = new myOtherObject;
How can I reproduce this in ScriptSharp (C#): myObject = function(input) { } myObject.prototype
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How can I reproduce this in ScriptSharp (C#):
myObject = function(input) {
}
myObject.prototype = new myOtherObject;
When you’re using script# you’re using the c# syntax to create classes, derive classes etc.
So simply define your class myObject and have it derive from your other class myOtherObject, and let the compiler and bootstrapper script (mscorlib.js) set up the inheritance at runtime.
The whole point is to have a natural OOP syntax, rather than work with a simulation by manually chaining prototypes.
Hope that helps.