Brandon Benvie wrote:
My tests basically indicate what you said, but with a minor distinction. They don't fail outright, as in throw an error. They just fail silently. As in, it's ok to call the identifier, but it's not going to do anything.
No, something else is wrong. Can you show such a (reduced, I take it) testcase?
This is a curious Schrodinger's cat kind of intermediate state, where it doesn't succeed in doing what it was asked, but doesn't throw an error either, which in JS terms means it air-quotes succeeded but didn't really.
SpiderMonkey's function-in-block does not create any such magic error-free behavior. I don't know what you're seeing, but it's not what I saw at a glance, and not what SpiderMonkey implements for f-i-b.
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