On 8/7/07, Andrew Dupont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No - that'd be incorrect in both cases. Semicolons are needed when a
line is ended with the closing brace of a function literal or object
literal, but not when a line is ended with the closing brace of a
control structure.
Agreed, but at
Thanx :),
Mislav what you saw as semi colons after conditionals was probably a
trick of the eyes (though the first patch may have had one as a typo)
with code like this: http://pastie.caboo.se/85947
As to semi colons after things like:
var foo = function(){
alert('foobar');
};
This example
by the way jdalton = John-David Dalton
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Let me preface this message with the fact that I've never contributed
to Prototype before.
I've been able to to pull down source from svn trunk and rake it but
the tests never seem to all succeed in both IE and Firefox. Is there
a stable revision that I should be looking at or is the head of
FWIW, tests are failing for me in Safari (but worked in Firefox):
/SVN/prototype/trunk $ svn update
Updated to revision 7289.
/SVN/prototype/trunk$ rake
/SVN/prototype/trunk$ rake test
(in /SVN/prototype/trunk)
/test/unit/dom.html on Safari: FAILURE
/test/unit/form.html on Safari: FAILURE
I recently attempted to upgrade Prototype on our Rails project from
1.5.0_rc0 to 1.5.1.1 and RJS stopped working for us. I traced the
problem down to this change:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/5574
It looks like _complete can only be set to true in
respondToReadyState(4) (Complete), and
