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if you're making a term that you want to use again and again, you PROBABLY don't want to use the "with" method to create it. it's PROBABLY more useful to [just] have it in hand as a full class. because then you can use it again and again without needing to REMEMBER how to make it.

again, this language bites off a number, using the number term class.

TRANSLATED:

it's easy. make a term class that extends the term class you want to extend.

class NumberTerm extends RegExpTerm {
	constructor() {
		super(/\d+/)
	}
}

and OVERRIDE what you want to OVERRIDE.

class NumberTerm extends RegExpTerm {
	//...
	name() {
		return "number"
	}
}

then use it.

const numberTerm = new NumberTerm()

function translate(text) {
	return numberTerm.translate(text)
}

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