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I agree that you shouldn't. But sometimes people will make the mistake and do it, if it doesn't cause a problem on their dev machines. Then it could break on th
by azakai 12y ago
I agree that you shouldn't. But sometimes people will make the mistake and do it, if it doesn't cause a problem on their dev machines. Then it could break on the open web.
Not changing JS semantics would avoid this. All the developer benefits are still possible without semantic changes.