Minor drawback with Crockford Prototypical Inheritance

Question

Just experimenting with different inheritance techniques in JS, and came across something mildly discomfiting about Crockford\'s Prototypal Inheritance pattern:

Answer 1

If I log the object I can see: Object { foo="bar", baz=function()}, so I don't understand your problem...

Anyway, can use Object.create() instead of Crockford's function:

var P = {
         foo:'bar',
         baz: function(){ alert("bang"); }
         }

var C = Object.create (P);

console.log (C):

Object { foo="bar", baz=function()}