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 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.