Safari bug causes transMu to crash.

[beckyconning]

This is somehow related to the character used for the argument of transMu: η

var transMu = function (dictFunctor) {
    return function (η) {
        return function ($22) {
            return roll(Data_Functor.map(dictFunctor)(transMu(dictFunctor)(η))(η(unroll($22))));
        };
    };
};

SyntaxError: Invalid character '\u0183'

[beckyconning]

removing · makes this work fine.

[beckyconning]

Seems to affect Firefox as well.

[garyb]

I think there may be some funny business with character encoding happening for you. It compiles to the eta character correctly for me, both before and after bundling:

var transMu = function (dictFunctor) {
    return function (η) {
        return function ($22) {
            return roll(Data_Functor.map(dictFunctor)(transMu(dictFunctor)(η))(η(unroll($22))));
        };
    };
};

[kritzcreek]

Maybe see if it's caused by a psc-ide fault and run the full build on a clean output.

[beckyconning]

Will do.

[garyb]

Renaming η to eta, or just f is also acceptable 😉, but it'd be nice to figure out why this happened.

I've just checked in Firefox and Safari on my Mac, I'm not having any problems with this. Also, it's been called η since 21 Apr 2016, so... 😄

[beckyconning]

might be psc-ide, might be our new minification.

[beckyconning]

Seems to still happen without minification and a fresh build.

[beckyconning]

@garyb what is the argument of transMu in the javascript that is running correctly on your firefox and safari?

[garyb]

SytaxErrors arise during parsing, so you don't have to actually use transMu for this error to arise - the fact that η is in the code as an identifier at all is the problem.

[beckyconning]

Oh you answered my question above. GitHub wasn't updating.

[beckyconning]

Or was missing out certain comments for some reason.

[beckyconning]

i was looking for the name of the argument of transMu rather than the value btw. as in η from

var transMu = function (dictFunctor) {
    return function (η) {
        return function ($22) {
            return roll(Data_Functor.map(dictFunctor)(transMu(dictFunctor)(η))(η(unroll($22))));
        };
    };
};

[beckyconning]

@Cmdv has the same as me η when building fresh from master.

[beckyconning]

@garyb how are you building?