Ok I'm a bit busy now that's why I'm a little quiet. Anyway, I just saw this last commit which says "Calling this. Everywhere.". I reckon it's the same as "window", but shorter. We could have used .call(window) insteand of .call(this), right?
On 9 fév, 10:51, Aaron Newton <[email protected]> wrote: > > > What's the use of the delete considering that the deleted key is > > > eventually replaced? Preventing memory leaks? > > I'm a little fuzzy here; my guess is some sort of browser issue where some > browsers won't let you overwrite some prototype values unless you delete > them first. git blame might show you a commit with a valid explanation.
