>From: Nickolay Ponomarev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks for the help (to you, too, Konstantin),
Eric
>BTW, are you trying to manually obfuscate your code?
Lol. Definitely not. One thing I've learned from many years as a software developer is that obfuscation is a waste of time except to deter casual investigation. Anyone with enough time and resources can unobfuscate anything. Anyway, I've since discovered I don't need the recursive anonymous call, but my intent was to recursively call an anonymous, "local" function (don't know what these are actually called") e.g.,
foo : function(i) {
(function(j) {
// do stuff with j and recursively call this fcn
})(i);
// other stuff
}
Yes, there are many other ways in JS to do this. I'm partly getting bored, though, and so am exploring more esoteric JS syntax. My boredom was also one reason I recently asked you & Phil in what other forums/mailing lists you hang out.Lol. Definitely not. One thing I've learned from many years as a software developer is that obfuscation is a waste of time except to deter casual investigation. Anyone with enough time and resources can unobfuscate anything. Anyway, I've since discovered I don't need the recursive anonymous call, but my intent was to recursively call an anonymous, "local" function (don't know what these are actually called") e.g.,
foo : function(i) {
(function(j) {
// do stuff with j and recursively call this fcn
})(i);
// other stuff
}
Thanks for the help (to you, too, Konstantin),
Eric
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