RobG wrote:
Michael Peters wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've noticed that when you put a ',' at the end of the last effect, IE
> doesn't work.
It doesn't work because it's not really correct.
Not correct in what way? It is legal ECMAScript syntax, however it is
interpreted incorrectly by IE which will add an extra element to the
array. Therefore it may be "not correct" because Effect.Parallel
expects all elements in the array to have been assigned a value.
I'm sorry, I was a little confused. I thought you were talking about trailing
commas in object literals.
{
stuff : 'foo',
more : 'bar',
}
Am I mistaken, or are those allowed too?
In this regard, ECMAScript is consistent with those "other languages" -
it is IE's flawed implementation of the specification that is the
difference.
I'm not trying to defend IE or say that other browsers should break conformance
with the spec to accomodate MS. I was just mistaken. Sorry for the confusion.
--
Michael Peters
Developer
Plus Three, LP
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