ES6中如何使用解构赋值定义枚举?

How to use destructuring assignment to define enumerations in ES6?

您可以使用解构赋值来定义 ES6 中的枚举,如下所示:

var [red, green, blue] = [0, 1, 2];

相反,我希望解构赋值的右侧是动态的。例如:

var MAX_ENUM_SIZE = 32;
var ENUM = new Array(MAX_ENUM_SIZE);
for (var i = 0; i < MAX_ENUM_SIZE; i++) ENUM[i] = i;

var [red, green, blue] = ENUM;

不幸的是,这似乎是一个 hack。如果将来我想要更大的枚举怎么办?因此,我正在考虑将解构赋值与迭代器一起使用,如下所示:

var [red, green, blue] = enumeration(/* I don't want to specify size */);

但是,我认为不可能将解构赋值与迭代器一起使用[需要引用]。有什么办法可以实现这个目标吗?

请注意,以下每种前瞻性方法都可能得到改进。

这些变量在问题中似乎是全局的。您可以创建一个引用应创建的变量的字符串数组,从数组的元素定义变量

// not technically destructuring, though achieves same result;
// that is, setting variables globally
for (var prop of (props = ["a", "b", "c", "d"])) {
  // set identifier globally
  self[prop] = props.indexOf(prop); // set a value for each `prop`
}
// delete `prop`, `props`
prop = props = void 0;

console.log(a, b, c, d);

其他方法

使用对象解构

var {
  red, blue, green
} = (function(data, props) {
      for (var prop of Object.keys(props)) {
        data[props[prop]] = props.indexOf(props[prop]); // or some other value
      };
      return data
    }({}, ["red", "blue", "green"]));

console.log(red, blue, green);

使用变量列表

var props = ["red", "blue", "green"]; // list of variables to be
var [red, blue, green] = props.map((v, k) => k);
console.log(red, blue, green, "window[\"red\"]:", window[props[0]]);

使用发电机

function* enumerator() {
  let i = 0;
  while (true) yield i++;
};

let [red,green,blue] = enumerator();
console.log(red, green, blue); // 0 1 2

let [a,b,c,d,e] = enumerator();
console.log(a,b,c,d,e); // 0 1 2 3 4

生成器非常灵活,可以非常巧妙地实现不同类型的枚举——例如,这些可爱的位掩码枚举

function* bitmask() {
  let i = 0;
  while (i < 32) yield 1 << i++;
  throw Error("bitmask enumerator exceeds 32 bits");
}

let [R,W,X] = bitmask();

const read = p => (p & R) !== 0;
const write = p => (p & W) !== 0;
const exec = p => (p & X) !== 0;

{
  let p = R | W; // read and write only
  console.log("can read?", read(p));   // true
  console.log("can write?", write(p)); // true
  console.log("can exec?", exec(p));   // false
}

{
  let p = R | X; // read and execute only
  console.log("can read?", read(p));    // true
  console.log("can write?", write(p));  // false
  console.log("can exec?", exec(p));    // true
}