3 ms·
No, it's a jQueryism. How would it break the way closures are handled in JavaScript? You realize you're replying to the author of CoffeeScript?
by bronson 15y ago
No, it's a jQueryism. How would it break the way closures are handled in JavaScript?
You realize you're replying to the author of CoffeeScript?
- electrichead 15y agoLoL I did not realize that. To me, I think I've just made my peace with the way it is. I don't think that jQuery needs to be changed in the way mentioned though - to me, 'this' is context sensitive and in this case, it would refer to the current object and not the container