chore: Use ES6 to write functions#2185
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Not sure exactly, maybe it's used to replace this
bee3f0d#diff-efd59cd1bdc5c9ac6d0eaa368f1e149fL164 ?
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@ZYSzys Yes, you're right. But I can't remember where we needed the |
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So this file shouldn't be removed? Well……I didn't find anywhere to refer…… XD |
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It's indirectly referenced: Lines 158 to 161 in 2ca6dec |
Use ES6 to write `m.read` and `Object.keys...` functions.
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Thanks all! I've changed the topic to another submit :) |
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The 'json.js' file isn't referred, so remove it.Use ES6 to write functions for 'm.read' and 'Object.keys.forEach' in 'build.js'.