On Jan 15, 2011, at 5:27 PM, Michael Haufe (TNO) wrote:
> #1 - function(){ WScript.Echo("foo") }();
> #2 - (function(){ WScript.Echo("foo") }());
> #3 - (function(){ WScript.Echo("foo") })();
>
> #1 is an error. #2 and #3 both work.
Maybe he suggests #2 exactly because #1 is an error... that way you don't
forget to wrap the whole thing...
I find #3 clearer as well but influenced by JSLint I started using #2..
nowadays I don't care about JSLint that much, I still use it to check for
errors but I don't try to make my code fit all the rules anymore.. the benefits
of using some of them are very subjective..
if it causes more problems than it solves, don't use it.
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