Comment #3 on issue 1088 by lucas.e.smith: Object.prototype.toString !==
{}.toString
http://code.google.com/p/google-caja/issues/detail?id=1088
So far I've only found it used in a special use case of serializing objects
while
populating a template with YAHOO.lang.substitute(template_str,
map_of_values);
e.g. Y.l.substitute("Your {special} object {here}", { special: "broken",
here:
someObject });
If someObject is an instance of a class (or even a simple object) that has a
customized toString, it will use that, otherwise it uses a special
JSON.stringify-esque method to expose the object's innards. The logic fork
is based
on the comparison of someObject.toString to the O.p.toString.
This is not a critical issue.
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