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I was trying to find a nice way to do var me without doing me = null. I don't want to be null, you see...
var me
me = null
me=; fetchUser() .then((_me) => me = _me fetchFriend() ) .then((_you) => me.friend(_you) ) .then(done) .otherwise(=> console.log ':(' )
compiles to
var me; me = fetchUser().then((function(_this) { return function(_me) { me = _me; return fetchFriend(); }; })(this)).then((function(_this) { return function(_you) { return me.friend(_you); }; })(this)).then(done).otherwise((function(_this) { return function() { return console.log(':('); }; })(this));
so you see it ignored the semicolon and did me = fetchUser()..
me = fetchUser()..
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I was trying to find a nice way to do
var me
without doingme = null
. I don't want to be null, you see...compiles to
so you see it ignored the semicolon and did
me = fetchUser()..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: