I'm fairly new to javascript so this may or may not be important.
One of the posts today led me to the jslint.js program. Running it with
rhino on jquery-1.1.3.1.js reports many, many errors. It quit at line
275 complaining of 'too many errors'. Most of the errors were (caused
by) missing semicolons. When it aborted, among the last few errors were:
Lint at line 250 character 14: Use '!==' to compare with 'undefined'.
t.length != undefined && (!t.nodeName || t.nodeName == "FORM") ?
Lint at line 259 character 14: Use '===' to compare with 'undefined'.
return val == undefined ?
Reading other messages indicated to me that missing semicolons could
cause the packer to give bad results.
BTW, I really like jQuery and am looking for places to use it --
unobtrusively, of course.
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merely rearranging their prejudices." -- William James
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