Subj : Re: Compiling scripts containing more than one function
To   : Bernt Johansson <bernt2@telia.com>
From : Brendan Eich <brendan@meer.net>
Date : Sun Jun 01 2003 11:21 am

> The buffer I send to JS_EvaluateScript/JS_CompileScript looks like this:
> (...script goes here...)("just letters","111.222")
> I assume that the first function defined in the script takes care of the
> parameters "just letters" and "111.222"...

Why do you assume that?  It's contrary to the language specification and 
all implementations.

Anything in parentheses is an expression.  You cannot abut two functions 
without an operator and get a valid expression.  If you use the comma 
operator, you'll avoid the compile-time error, but the last function, 
not the first, will be called.

/be

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