Given the following piece of code:
function Foo() {};
Foo.prototype.one = fluent(function(a , b) {
return a + b;
});
Foo.prototype.two = fluent(function(c) {
var d = c + 0.15; //0.15 cause I just couldnt thougth anything else at this moment...
return d;
});
ok that's all good for the moment, now let's say fluent is a decorator function that allows me to implement it like this:
var test = new Foo();
test.one(10, 5).two(); //here is the problem...
Thinking as it was a promise, how can I modify this code in order to make the returned valued of one available on two??? meaning, c should be the returned valued of one(), while keeping the sample implementation.
Here is the fiddle;
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