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| avih | tor, re mujs catch, i think the catch variable should shadow formal arguments, but it doesn't. e.g. this code should print "error" but instead it prints 2: | 07:02.13 |
| | > function x(a){try{throw("error");} catch(a){print(a)}} | 07:02.15 |
| | > x(2) | 07:02.15 |
| | 2 | 07:02.15 |
| | tor, would there be issues with few megabytes strings? | 17:51.49 |
| | like, is there some hardcoded limit on strings length? or do you expect some processing to be noticeably unoptimized on such cased? | 17:51.49 |
| | what about strings with nulls? (not via the api, let's say i pass via the api few mb string of binary content encoded in BCD or some other encoding, then decode it at js and have a string of binary data) | 17:51.49 |
| | what about typed arrays? | 17:51.49 |
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