Finiteness of object properties set

[Tom Van Cutsem]

2011/9/7 David Bruant <david.bruant at labri.fr>

> **
> Extensible proxies are not a problem. Non-extensible proxies are if the
> specs asks for non-extensible objects (then proxies) to have a finite set of
> properties.
>

Where is the problem? In my FixedHandler experiment, non-extensible proxies
are also required to have a finite set of properties.

>From your message, I understand that you see it as a problem that the
FixedHandler makes use of a plain ES5 (thus finite) object to store the
non-configurable properties. While the object is finite, as long as it's
extensible, it can grow without bounds. Of course there is a space leak
issue here, as I mentioned earlier, but is there some deeper problem I'm
missing?

Cheers,
Tom
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