By: Axel Rauschmayer
I second the vote for es5-shim. Also useful: The <a href="http://kangax.github.com/es5-compat-table/" rel="nofollow">ECMAScript 5 compatibility table</a> shows what is supported on which...
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hi, i am a chinese , i am not good at english. i like your articles very much. i have a question want to ask you. can you help me? thanks var a = function b() { alert(a == b) } a(); // true...
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Hi and thanks for the compliment! the right hand side of the first line is a function expression (FE) you haven’t actually assigned anything to b It is really the same as saying var a = function() {…}...
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I’m sorry, I have not express clearly. when “typeof b == ‘undefined’” is true in global code, b is not blinds with global execution context. why “a == b” is true when execute a(); in your article you...
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[...] of an object’s own property names. Googling around, I quickly found some reference code on this blog. Now, when using this keys() method, I find some strange behavior when enumerating the...
View ArticleBy: Stan Cristian
Since version 11.60 Opera supports these functions too, and not only that but “Implemented full support for ECMAScript 5.1″ (http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/1160/).
View ArticleBy: Robert Biggs
This is a little late, but there is an easy way to extend native objects in JavaScript taking advantage of ECMAScript 5: extend = function(obj, prop) { Object.keys(prop).forEach(function(val) { if...
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I like reading an article that will make people think. Also, thanks for permitting me to comment!
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Reblogged this on <a href="http://rg443blog.wordpress.com/2013/02/10/916/" rel="nofollow">rg443blog</a> and commented: JavaScript Object Enumeration
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I don’t think you can say: “EcmaScript 5 has apparently pre-empted this trend by introducing the generic method, defined by one type but useable by any. ” ES5 didn’t introduce generic methods, they are...
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[...] Couple of smart people thought about these paradigm changes. Like Angus Croll mentioned it in the article javascript-object-keys-finally: [...]
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[...] Couple of smart people thought about these paradigm changes. Like Angus Croll mentioned it in the article javascript-object-keys-finally: [...]
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