Comment #14 on issue by ad...@chromium.org: Drop the escaped reserved
words as identifiers compatibility measure
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Firefox seems to have become overly-relaxed, as it now allows unicode
escapes to result in keywords where they are
Comment #13 on issue by m...@bocoup.com: Drop the escaped reserved
words as identifiers compatibility measure
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This bug also leads to strange behavior for the case of the `this` keyword
specifically:
$ d8 -e var this;
Comment #12 on issue by math...@qiwi.be: Drop the escaped reserved
words as identifiers compatibility measure
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Issue 4185 has been merged into this issue.
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Comment #11 on issue by math...@qiwi.be: Drop the escaped reserved
words as identifiers compatibility measure
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Safari/JavaScriptCore just made this change.
https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/185414
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Comment #9 on issue by math...@qiwi.be: Drop the escaped reserved
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FWIW, this is the only failing test on
https://mathias.html5.org/tests/javascript/identifiers/.
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Comment #8 on issue by math...@qiwi.be: Drop the escaped reserved
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Comment #6 on issue by rossb...@chromium.org: Drop the escaped
reserved words as identifiers compatibility measure
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Since this is old behaviour, is it fair to assume that existing tools know
how to work around it?
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Comment #7 on issue by erights: Drop the escaped reserved words as
identifiers compatibility measure
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The existing tools I know about, yes.
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Comment #5 on issue by erights: Drop the escaped reserved words as
identifiers compatibility measure
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What is the status of this? It is security significant for systems that
filter or translate code in order to enforce restrictions.
Updates:
Summary: Drop the “escaped reserved words as identifiers” compatibility
measure
Status: Accepted
Cc: mstarzin...@chromium.org
Labels: -ES5 Priority-Low Harmony
Comment #4 on issue by rossb...@chromium.org: Drop the “escaped
reserved words as
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