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> Especially since your point seems to be "I don't understand"
Don't make up stories.
> and "it won't help me personally"
Did not state that either.
It's time to take a step back
Not sure what you mean.
On Thu, Jun 20, 2019 at 1:15 AM Frederick Stark wrote:
> You've already made this
You've already made this point, so you're not adding anything new to the
discussion now. Especially since your point seems to be "I don't understand"
and "it won't help me personally"
It's time to take a step back and allow others to discuss. If a formal proposal
eventuates, you can continue to
The current proposal is redundant. The user has to already know and write
the exact name of the variable, or try to guess the variable name to not,
or to, catch an error that includes the name of the identifier as a
string. Why should the user have to already know any write the variable as
a
I get yet again that the forest here is being missed for the trees.
@guest271314 This isn't specific to any one IDE, and isn't even
specific to static tools. As mentioned before, this has applicability
to assertion libraries (like a userland version of Power Assert) as
well as other things. It's
Because the declaration itself is hoisted. The TDZ only delays
*initialization*, not *declaration*.
- For `var`, the declaration is hoisted *and* it's automatically
initialized to `undefined` before executing any body code.
- For `function foo() { ... }`, the declaration is hoisted *and* the
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