Please see small clarification below... On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 18:10 +0100, Peter Schneider wrote:
> >> As with most of the JavaScripts engine features, it seems to be > that the > >> performance issue of eval() is decreasing with every new browser > version. > > > > I don't have this impression. Do you have any tests/references for > this > > assumption? > > Addendum: > That sentence of mine was total rubbish! Just a typo. Replace > "decreasing" by > "increasing" and it makes a bit more sense (I hope) So, is this statement suggesting that the concern with eval() performance is higher (... issue is increasing), meaning that the actual performance is getting absolutely worse or relatively worse, or is it saying that performance is getting better (performance ... is increasing) either relatively or absolutely? ( 4 possible interpretations ) Just looking to be clear, and the sentence lends itself to too many interpretations, only some of which are grammatically correct but still not specific enough... Thanks, Gene
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