On Nov 10, 2013, at 2:43 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
> I hate arguments.length as well. But given that we can't get rid of it, the
> occasional idiomatic use is not *that* vexing. In strict mode "arguments" is
> effectively a reserved word. If the only use of "arguments" within a strict
> function is "arguments.length", this will be visible both to humans and to
> tools. Implementations can trivially implement this by without reifying the
> arguments object, if it matters. "switch (arguments.count) {" simply becomes
> an idiom that two sorts of people learn:
Can someone remind me what we decided about 'arguments' and arrow functions. I
pretty sure we discussed this recently and reach some conclusion but I can't
find it in either meeting notes or es-discuss. And I don't trust the
correctness of what the spec. draft currently says about this.
Any pointers?
Allen
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