The following suggests (i.e. could be interpreted as) a false Boolean object is a "truthy" value.
> (new Boolean(false)) ? "a" : "b" "a" The following suggests a false Boolean object is a "falsy" value > ((new Boolean(false)) == true) ? "a" : "b" "b" I understand what is going on here but it seems like a bad state of affairs. Does this need to be remedied? Can it be? It would be useful to have an object that is effectively "false" in an "if" conditional but which can also have properties like an object can. Peter _______________________________________________ Es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
