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What is the logic behind when we use Tile and when we use Tile.prototype?

See original GitHub issue

export class Tile extends defineHex({
  orientation: Orientation.POINTY, // pointy orientation
  offset: -1, // odd rows are offset
}) {
  // ...
}

When we do new Grid(Tile... we just use Tile, but in some places like distance() we use Tile.prototype which seems to be the legacy approach. Is this by design and I’m missing some logic / motivation? Or is this “technical debt”?

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flauwekeulcommented, Sep 1, 2022

We agree on the semantics 🙃 I’ll need some time to think about this. I’ve experimented a lot in earlier versions with this and the current solution with the prototype was, then, the best of the worst. But I agree it’s still a bit meh.

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