On 2015/06/03 06:28:44, rossberg wrote:
Does this also work correctly if the (direct, sloppy) eval contains
a 'var'
declaration?
() => eval("var x = 666"), x
should return 666. Wouldn't the x still go to the wrong context, or am I
misunderstanding the CL?
Just to clarify, did you mean the following arrow?
() => (eval("var x = 666"), x)
This one work correctly after my fix.
https://codereview.chromium.org/1146063006/
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