@sunag looks good?

@sunag looks good?

@cmhhelgeson did a great job, I just would like to think a little more aboutdestructureStruct() and maybe make something easier natively in TSL.

@sunag looks good?

@cmhhelgeson did a great job, I just would like to think a little more aboutdestructureStruct() and maybe make something easier natively in TSL.

Dirty version I was able to come up with in StructNode, though it currently has only limited use cases (i.e it can destructure right after creating a struct but not a struct that has been returned from a funtion). I'll try experimenting from here.

destructure(){conststructMembers=this.structLayoutNode.membersLayout.map(member=>member.name);constmemberNodes={};for(constmemberofstructMembers){memberNodes[member]=this.get(member);}returnmemberNodes;}

// Use Case

constneighborValues=NeighborValuesStruct();const{ north, south, east, west}=neighborValues.destructure();north.assign(store.element(northIndex));south.assign(store.element(southIndex));east.assign(store.element(eastIndex));west.assign(store.element(westIndex));returnneighborValues;

Would we prefer destructure(StructNodeInstance) or StructNodeInstance.destructure()

Initially I did the assignment directly from the declaration ofstruct, so we could use it with the properties. e.g:

constneighborValues=NeighborValuesStruct();neighborValues.north.assign( ...)

The problem is that this doesn't work when we work with TSL function returns. So my solution was to createget() so that it could generate aMemberNode that would look for the reference at the time ofsetup() orgenerate().

Then I thought about generating a member for properties that had the$ prefix, for example.

constneighborValues=NeighborValuesStruct();neighborValues.$north.assign( ...)

This would solve the case, since with the prefix you could still access undefined properties of the Nodes. But I would be extremely dependent on the Proxy class, and to be honest, I hope we can do everything with prototype in the future. So I was thinking about using.member() similar to what you presented, but handlingProxy only in the scope of members, so that it would also work on returns from TSL functions.

I hope we can do everything with prototype in the future

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