On 01-07-2006 14:55, Eric H. Jung wrote:
for (var i=0,j="foo";i<5; i++) {dump(i);}
dump(j);
What breaks? And what does 'everything "global"' mean?
The var creates both i and j in the current scope. So if your code is
global code, both i and j are global; if your code is function code,
both i and j are local. In JavaScript, local always means local to a
function--there is no other kind of local.
--
Rod Whiteley
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