Brendan Eich wrote:
But if we have a solid branding mechanism (like Domado's ideal in
latest browsers? ;-) then that should be used universally and this
becomes a don't-care.
Just to be crystal clear:
* in pre-ES6 browsers, no @@toStringTag in the language to hack around with.
* in ES6+ browsers, the better branding mechanism and @toStringTag (one
@) as public symbol, no worries.
Yes, this makes a fork in JS code that wants to do tag testing. Old code
must use O_p_toString_call (original value of, safe call binding) and
string compare. New code wants the better and universal scheme.
/be
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