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In javascript, can I declare properties of an object to be constant? Here is an example object: var XU = { Cc: Components.classes }; or function aXU() { this.Cc = Components.classes; } var XU = new aXU(); just putting "const" in front of it, doesn't work. I know, that i could declare a function with the same name (which would be also kind of constant), but I am looking for a simpler and more readable way. Browser-compatibility is not important. It just has to work on the Mozilla platform, as it is for a Xulrunner project. Thank you a lot! Cheers.
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