On Feb 16, 7:57 am, Christoph Pojer <[email protected]> wrote:
> JSON.parse and JSON.stringify are indeed standards of ECMAScript 5. However, > they both provide additional arguments which we do not want to support. So we could throw an exception of one of these additional arguments are passed in. What is important to me is that: 1. I use standard method calls. 2. My code uses native logic when available. 3. My code doesn't die when native logic is not available. With proprietary MooTools methods, our use of JSON functionality is limited in relation to ECMAScript 5. If on the other hand MooTools were to use the same method names but throw exceptions for unsupported functionality, JSON functionality would not be any less than the first option---but we would be using standard method names, which is very important to me. Garret
