On 08/29/2010 03:28 PM, Douglas Crockford wrote:
For what it's worth, JSLint does not tolerate any whitespace between . and a
property name.
Tangential, but does JSLint then require either long sequences of property accesses and
method calls to occur all on a single line or to always be broken with "." and
subsequent property name starting new lines? For example, if this example must include a
line break, at that dot-location, is this the only way JSLint would permit it to be
broken?
var b;
var a = b.c.d.e.f.g().h().i()
.j().fdsfadsfdasfasdafds().basd();
(I actually prefer this to ending the line with ".", but the argument for
dot-at-end seems reasonable enough to me that I'm surprised JSLint would mandate the
other way.)
Jeff
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