Hi there.
I've refactored the filter core function of jQuery, merging my Chili parser
into it. Now it should be cleaner, faster and tighter (I hope so)
I passed it through coreTest.js, and all is fine for these browsers:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322;
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/447/
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Hi
if( jQuery.parse2RE == 0 ) {
// this is the first call to filter_opt, so
// replace S and T macros in the parse2 regexps
var S = ([a-z*_-][\\w-]*);
You can not be shure that a JavaScript Engine is not
You can not be shure that a JavaScript Engine is not threaded. This code is
not threadsave.
Is there an implementation of javascript that supports context switching?
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Christof Donat wrote:
You can not be shure that a JavaScript Engine is not threaded. This code
is
not threadsave. Imagine the following situation:
Thread 1Thread 2
$.filter()
parse2RE is set to e.g. 1
Thread is stopped by OS Sceduler - $.filter()
Hi,
Yes, but if it's not 0 it's ok I guess.
I have not analyzed your code deeply. It was just something I sumbled across.
There is a preprocessing step that
sets parse2RE, and if it's not 0 isn't it safe to suppose it holds the
correct RegExp object set during preprocessing?
Ah, I
Hi,
You can not be shure that a JavaScript Engine is not threaded. This code
is not threadsave.
Is there an implementation of javascript that supports context switching?
The engine itsself usually does no contextswitch, but it may start multiple
threads to handle multiple Events
