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Breaking the grip JS has on the DOM: Difference between revisions
Breaking the grip JS has on the DOM (view source)
Revision as of 06:52, 23 August 2005
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* Need to understand the desired 'undefined' semantics for the return value. Python's builtin None is closer to a JS null, so may not be suitable for 'undefined'. However, a simple 'return' will return None. | * Need to understand the desired 'undefined' semantics for the return value. Python's builtin None is closer to a JS null, so may not be suitable for 'undefined'. However, a simple 'return' will return None. | ||
See nsXBLProtoImplField.cpp | |||
* Timeouts look tricky. [Yeah, somewhat. Especially the management of timeout objects is tricky due to reentrancy of all sorts being possible there. nsTimeout probably needs now to know the language, and have code to execute different languages... -- jst] | * Timeouts look tricky. [Yeah, somewhat. Especially the management of timeout objects is tricky due to reentrancy of all sorts being possible there. nsTimeout probably needs now to know the language, and have code to execute different languages... -- jst] | ||