found a bug...

Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>

object.js

@@ -352,6 +352,20 @@ function(obj, name, callback){
 //
 //
 // NOTE: for more docs on the callback(..) see sources(..)
+//
+// XXX BUG: passing a callback here breaks the return value at the STOP...
+// 		essentially this is a question of how can we return STOP and the 
+// 		value to be returned at the same time???
+// 		...ways to go:
+// 			- store the last return from callback(..) and if it's STOP 
+// 				patch the last value (HACK-ish)
+// 			- skip the last value...
+// 				...this will complicate the logic quite a bit as the user
+// 				will need to STOP after the last position...
+// 			- return STOP(value) or [STOP, value]
+// 				...requires the user not to forget...
+// 			- ignore the callback return value...
+// 				...this seems the most uniform, but this can break things...
 var values =
 module.values =
 function(obj, name, callback, props){
@@ -374,7 +388,8 @@ function(obj, name, callback, props){
 			return callback(_get(obj, name), obj) }
 	return c ?
 		// NOTE: we do not need to handle the callback return values as
-		// 		this is fully done in sources(..)
+		// 		this is fully done by c(..) in sources(..)
+		// XXX BUG: if this stops the last value will be the obj and not the prop...
 		sources(obj, name, c)
 		: sources(obj, name)
 			.map(function(obj){ 

test.js

@@ -651,6 +651,30 @@ var cases = test.Cases({
 		assert(object.parent({}) === {}.__proto__, 'basic proto')
 		assert.error('.parent(..) of anonymous function', function(){ 
 			object.parent(function(){}, {}) })
+
+		// object.values(..)
+		var obj = Object.create({x: 123})
+		obj.x = 321
+
+		assert.array(
+			object.values(obj, 'x', true)
+				.map(function(e){ return e.value }),
+			// XXX essert ignores the order here -- this should fail...
+			[123, 321], '.values(.., true) ')
+
+		// XXX BUG: this returns the object and not the value...
+		console.log('>>>>>', object.values(obj, 'x', function(){ return object.STOP }))
+		// XXX BUG: this returns the object and not the prop descriptor...
+		console.log('>>>>>', object.values(obj, 'x', function(){ return object.STOP }, true))
+
+		assert(
+			object.values(obj, 'x', function(){ return object.STOP })[0] == 321,
+			// XXX essert ignores the order here -- this should fail...
+			'.values(.., func) ')
+		assert(
+			object.values(obj, 'x', function(){ return object.STOP }, true)[0].value == 321,
+			// XXX essert ignores the order here -- this should fail...
+			'.values(.., func, true) ')
 	},
 	deepKeys: function(assert){
 		var a = {