object literal extensions not working with --es_staging/--harmony flags

[lozandier]

For some reason, Object literal extensions involving Symbols (like creating your own @@iterable) doesn't seem to be working; an example of usage that works within 6t05, Traceur, and es6fiddle.net is below this paragraph as a code snippet:

let fooCollection = {
  itemsToIterate = [],
  *[Symbol.iterator](){
     yield *this.itemsToIterate.values();
}

fooCollection.items.push(1);
fooCollection.items.push(2);
fooCollection.items.push(3);

for ( let  itemToIterate of FooCollection){
  console.log(itemToIterate);
}

Here's successful example running within ES6 Fiddle I've screen captured as well:

Seemingly, including the fact literal shorthands of declaring properties also doesn't work for me with iojs at the moment, the docs may need to be edited to omit Object literal extensions being covered by --es_staging or --harmony

The error typically thrown by iojs when running scripts attempting to use object literal extensions is screen captured below:

[vkurchatkin]

Then there are staged features which are almost-completed features that haven't been completely tested or updated to the latest spec yet and therefore are not considered stable by the V8 team (e.g. there might be some edge cases left to discover)

Also what you want is consider a separate feature - "computed property names": https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3754

[jordaaash]

I also ran into this issue. The official ES6 docs for io.js link to here which includes computed property names in enhanced object literals. It could probably be made more clear that they aren't supported in io.js yet.