Weird behavior in JavaScript
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In a script I was writing I could not get it to work if I left the 'n' in the name of a function 'getExpression'. If I dropped it or changed the 'n' to a different letter, it worked. It was spelled exactly the same where I defined it and where I was trying to call it.
Has anyone else had something like this happen?
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At 5/28/02 12:36 AM, Hidden wrote: In a script I was writing I could not get it to work if I left the 'n' in the name of a function 'getExpression'. If I dropped it or changed the 'n' to a different letter, it worked. It was spelled exactly the same where I defined it and where I was trying to call it.
Has anyone else had something like this happen?
Is this a function you were writing yourself? If so, here's why it's failing.
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At 5/28/02 06:44 PM, liljim wrote:At 5/28/02 12:36 AM, Hidden wrote: In a script I was writing I could not get it to work if I left the 'n' in the name of a function 'getExpression'. If I dropped it or changed the 'n' to a different letter, it worked. It was spelled exactly the same where I defined it and where I was trying to call it.Is this a function you were writing yourself? If so, here's why it's failing.
Has anyone else had something like this happen?
Oh, ok. Thanks!
