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Subclassing Date weirdness.
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[QUOTE="nick, post: 5001741"] I think I worked out. In the class prototype definition: base.valueOf = function(){ return new Number(this._date.valueOf()) } Looks like because valueOf returns an object and not a primitive, toString gets used instead with the plus operator (just like Date instances). MyDates seems to act just like Dates now (but they're extendable). -- Nick [/QUOTE]
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