Re: WebIDL extension proposal for [Enumerable] interface attribute

On 2009年7月13日, Cameron McCormack wrote:
> 
> * Entries in a dictionary interface that don’t correspond to the
> attributes declared on them are also exposed as properties on the
> host object in ES, and are enumerable (unlike corresponding named
> properties for regular interfaces).
Could you elaborate an what this means?
> * Dictionary interfaces are implicitly [Callable,NoInterfaceObject].
> [OverrideBuiltins] could be used, which would make dictionary
> lookups take precedence over other property lookups, as with
> regular interfaces with getters.
What's the difference between a dictionary lookup and other property 
lookups?
> * A "dictionary" (an object that implements one or more dictionary
> interfaces) can be designated as "not extensible", which means
> effectively the same thing as not having a creator on a regular
> interface.
In ES, any object has a creator even if it's not explicitly listed, it 
just doesn't do anything from the host's perspective. Is this different 
here?
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