Hi Stephen and thanks for your question which is interesting!
The set trap will be triggered when you set a property for the object that is being proxied.
motorcycle.brand="Triumph";
But when using the setter method motorcycle.setBrand("Triumph"); you are really just triggering the get trap, whether it is a property or in this case a method. Using a set trap wouldn't have helped us much.
Hope this answers your question.
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Hi Amin, can you expand on why you chose to use the same get trap for the setter? Is there an advantage to not putting this in the set trap?
Hi Stephen and thanks for your question which is interesting!
The
settrap will be triggered when you set a property for the object that is being proxied.But when using the setter method
motorcycle.setBrand("Triumph");you are really just triggering thegettrap, whether it is a property or in this case a method. Using asettrap wouldn't have helped us much.Hope this answers your question.