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more minor fixes...

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Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>
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Alex A. Naanou 2014-09-26 02:23:15 +04:00
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// //
// The basic prototype inheritance // The basic prototype inheritance
// ------------------------------- // -------------------------------
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// Another way to test if the attribute is own/local // Another way to test if the attribute is own/local
b.isOwnProperty('z') // -> true b.hasOwnProperty('z') // -> true
b.isOwnProperty('x') // -> false b.hasOwnProperty('x') // -> false
// What happens under the hood is very simple: // What happens under the hood is very simple:
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// In quirks mode a function call is always done in the root // In quirks mode a function call is always done in the root
// context, it's like implicitly calling a method of the global // context, it's like implicitly calling a method of the global
// object: // object:
f() === window.f() // f() === window.f()
// -> true // // -> true
// In strict mode these are two different things, a function call // In strict mode these are two different things, a function call
// is done without a context ('this' is undefined) while calling // is done without a context ('this' is undefined) while calling
// the same function via the global object is essentially a method // the same function via the global object is essentially a method
// call, setting 'this' to what is to the left of the attribute // call, setting 'this' to what is to the left of the attribute
// access operator: // access operator:
strict_f() !== window.strict_f() // strict_f() !== window.strict_f()
// -> true // // -> true