Inheritance

[jmamor]

I'm quite new to the javascript universe and I was trying to use inheritance in a sample project I have created with six. Everything compiles fine but I can't reach the properties defined in the base class. I've followed the ES-Harmony syntax with no results.

I'll post an example just you understand what I mean:

I have 2 files, Car.six and Garage.six:

In Car.six:

class Vehicle
{   
    constructor(color, year, numberPlate)
    {   
        this.year = year;
        this.numberPlate = numberPlate
        this.color = carcolor
    }   
}


class Car extends Vehicle{
  constructor(model, color, year, numberPlate){
    super(color, year, numberPlate);
    this.model = model;
  }
}

export Car;
export Vehicle;

And in Garage.six:

function print(message)
 {
   console.log(message);
 }

module cars = "./CarManager/car"

var myCar = new cars.Car("ford focus", "red", "2006", "8907JJK");
print(myCar.model);
print(myCar.color);

While

print(myCar.model); 

displays "ford focus" as expected,

print(myCar.color);

prints "undefined", as it can't reach the color property defined in the Vehicle class.

I've also tried the get property approach inside the Vehicle class with no results:

get color() { return (this).color };

As well I have tried to set the color property as public, but a compiler error is thrown:
Use of future reserved word in strict mode

Is that an issue or I'm doing something wrong?

Thanks.

[matthewrobb]

Yes the current class transpile is very much broken and going to change dramatically in the next major release of Six. Sorry for the inconvenience.