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Drop IE8 support and update code accordingly #441
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This is done now. Note some (if not all) features mentioned in the description and used in the code now are available only in IE standards mode, not quirks mode. This means PEG.js does not support IE quirks mode from now on. |
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IE8 is obsolete and its support can be dropped (see the Twitter poll). This allows us to modernize the code a bit.
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arrays.map
& friends with native methodsobjects.keys
& friends with native methods... instanceof Array
withArray.isArray(...)
for
loops withArray
methodsundefined
redefinition protectionThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: