Parse octal numbers with 8 or 9 as decimal if non-strict #540
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FIX: Acorn now follows browsers and implements annex B.1.1, treating octal numbers with non-octal digits as decimal in non-strict mode. Issue #540
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Sure, we've decided to implement annex compatibility kludges in other cases as well. Merged as 1ecf4f7 |
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Numbers like
0128do parse fine in most engines in non strict mode.Previous discussions:
babel/babylon#420