On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 5:24 PM, James Burke wrote:
> First time posting to the es-discuss list:
>
> Over on the CommonJS list, there is a thread about how to provide a
> module format that works in today's browsers. The traditional CommonJS
> module format cannot run in the browser via script ta
On 16/09/10 04:04, Erik Arvidsson wrote:
As far as I remember some Opera mobile versions don't return the code
in Function.prototype.toString.
A lot of JS frameworks today use the Function.prototype.toString to
find references to super/base but they do fallback on slower paths if
the toString me
Hi everybody,
sorry I could not find a way to inject myself in the original thread.
Dmitry has very valid points there and I have not seen a concrete solution
to this problem so here I am with a couple of proposals.
#1 First Script Rule
I do believe, since there is no "use quirks" directive,
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