Closed ghost closed 10 years ago
@theriddler: thanks for submitting this! In fact, though, JavaScript as of version 5 (long supported by Node.js) accepts trailing commas in object literals. I've adopted this as a coding standard so that you never have to think "do I need a trailing comma here?" So the commas here are on purpose.
Thanks again for the watchful eyes. =)
removed extra comma at line 54, 109