console.log support for multiple arguments

[qwIvan]

such as console.log('Hello', 'World', '!');

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[schalkneethling]

Code style nits: Change to

for (var i = 1, l = args.length; i < l; i++) {

[schalkneethling]

Perhaps the context is making this a little blurry but, it seems that this change will mean we loose the formatting done by formatOutput. That is definitely something we do not want to happen. Perhaps we should instead loop over the arguments, passing each one to the format function before concatenating together?

[schalkneethling]

@qwIvan Thank you for your contribution. Couple of items to review. I also want to note that, unless you change your current avatar, I will not in good faith be able to merge this pull request and add you as a contributor.

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[qwIvan]

deleted concat function

[schalkneethling]

@qwIvan Thank you for the updates. It is looking good. I have run into one problem where the value undefined is not output. Have not debugged it to see what is causing it. Feel free to look into that. I will also look into and let you know.

The example I saw that with is weakmap-prototype-get.html

[qwIvan]

Convert undefined to String and resolved.

[schalkneethling]

Convert undefined to String and resolved.

That is indeed the simplest solution, I wonder though, do we want to output it as a string? It is not a String under the hood, and is generally not output as a string. With that said, the solution to this will add additional code(to loop over the final array and replace 'undefined' with undefined when writing the output) and complexity. I am wondering if it is worth the effort.

@wbamberg Your thoughts?

[wbamberg]

I see this:

// input
var f;
console.log("Hello", "World", f)

// output
> "Hello" "World" undefined

This looks fine, so unless there is some subtlety I am missing, I'm happy with it :).

[schalkneethling]

r+

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