Hey,
> What is the point of using eval in file Json.js :
>
> qx.Class.define("qx.test.data.store.Json",
> ....
>
> setUp : function()
> {
> this.__store = new qx.data.store.Json();
> this.__data = eval("({s: 'String', n: 12, b: true})"); // *<--*
> this.__propertyNames = ["s", "n", "b"];
>
> this.url = qx.util.ResourceManager.getInstance().
> toUri("qx/test/primitive.json");
> },
>
> There is code:
> this.__data = eval("({s: 'String', n: 12, b: true})");
> Why not ? :
> this.__data = {s: 'String', n: 12, b: true};
>
> While in the next row we use literal assignement and not:
> this.__propertyNames = eval('(["s", "n", "b"])');
I have no idea what I thought back then. :) I don't think its necessary to use
the eval.
Regards,
Martin
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