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Some existing code that worked on previous versions of Rhino fails in 1.7.7.2. For instance:
function foo() { 'use strict'; bar = 1234; }
This would work previously because Rhino used to ignore "use strict" inside a function.
We should change this enhancement to work only when we have the language level set to "ES6" or above.
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Addressed in #361.
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This feature now only works if the language level is set to "ES6" or higher.
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Some existing code that worked on previous versions of Rhino fails in 1.7.7.2. For instance:
function foo() {
'use strict';
bar = 1234;
}
This would work previously because Rhino used to ignore "use strict" inside a function.
We should change this enhancement to work only when we have the language level set to "ES6" or above.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: