public JsExpression CreateObject(JsExpression containingType, IMethodSymbol constructor, params JsExpression[] arguments)
{
var constructorReference = containingType.Member("prototype").Member(constructor.GetMemberName());
if (constructor.IsBuiltIn())
{
// If the constructor is built-in, then we don't want it invoked at all, since it's just a shim for the built-in
// version. Therefore, just call the types constructor passing in the arguments as usual for a normal JS new.
return Js.New(containingType, arguments);
}
else
{
// Object creation gets transformed into:
// new T(T.prototype.ctor, arg1, arg2, arg3...)
return constructorReference.Member(SpecialNames.New).Invoke(arguments);
}
}
