http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=12871 i've provided a little more research into what does and doesn't work. a "workaround" is to refer to the function's prototype to store an attribute named "name" in the function. basically, any variable named "name" as a member of a function is considered to be zero / blank, even for the purposes of addition. "var x = foo.name + 5;" has x=5, regardless of the value of foo.name. it would be.... good if this bug could be resolved. thank you. l.
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