The type Point uses fake operator overloading and lets you do the following:

var Point = require("./point.js").Point; var p = new Point(); p._ = new Point(1, 2) + new Point(3, 4) + new Point(5, 6); console.log(p.toString()); // Point(9, 12) 

Caveats:

• The overloaded operators only work when used together with an assignment, in the above manner.
• "" + mypoint won't invoke toString(), but valueOf(). Work-around: "" + mypoint._