Hi there, I noticed something not very clear to me. Unless in Adobe plugin is required to use internal JS engine, should be used browser's, right? But it is not always true, and I noticed this: In my neverending race for performance I discovered that calling setTimeout/setInterval function with some parameters results in calling eval() internally what means some slowdown, of course. In pure MSIE and HTML there are acceptable both strings and literals as first argument to both setTimeout or setInterval functions. But it seems to be not working in SVG in use (ASV). Do you know why? And could tell me anyone if sending as first parameter string with function name "foe()" results also in eval()? Thx for tips, Marek
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