On 02/03/2012 02:28, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
3) The JS language doesn't have block scoping like D.
Have you considered faking scopes in JS using anonymous functions?
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var foo;
(function(a, b){
var foo; // not the same as the foo outside the func!
// do stuff
}(x, y)); // invoke immediately with needed arguments from outer scope
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by passing all the parameters to the anon func you get a speed increase
in the lookup on most JS platforms.
I don't think they are very pretty, but it is sometimes a useful technique.
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