Hi,
> but new function() { ... }; is much cleaner, IMO. As far as I know,
> that is the "best" way to have a local scope, [...]
We had that before. Deans way to create a local scope ((function() {...})())
is better, because it doesn't create a new Object that you never use. Of
course that difference is not too big, but it is there.
Also I don't think that new function() {...} is cleaner or better to read.
Usually when I read 'new' I expect that a new object is created and I wonder
what will be done with it.
Christof
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