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Question.
An element should always have a parent that it is referenced to (according to our previous discussion).
How about an element that could possibly have multiple parents ?
What would happen when you stringify this ?
For instance
var hasMultParents = { "hello": "world" }; var b = {}; var c = {}; b.a = hasMultParents; c.a = hasMultParents; var d = [ c,b ]; console.log( JSON.stringify( d ) );
This will output
[{"a":{"hello":"world"}},{"a":{"hello":"world"}}]
Which essentially copies the element.
This could be an issue someday.
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Question.
An element should always have a parent that it is referenced to (according to our previous discussion).
How about an element that could possibly have multiple parents ?
What would happen when you stringify this ?
For instance
This will output
[{"a":{"hello":"world"}},{"a":{"hello":"world"}}]
Which essentially copies the element.
This could be an issue someday.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: