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devinrhode2 / sendUncaughtException

Catch exceptions and send them to window.onuncaughtException(e). sendUncaughtException(e) is just a more robust way of calling this function
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explore how node.js's concept of domains could work for the browser #1

Open devinrhode2 opened 10 years ago

devinrhode2 commented 10 years ago

Regarding the concept of 'domains' in node.js: http://nodejs.org/api/domain.html

Perhaps for the browser there would be one master page and all outbound links would be opened with window.open to get a reference to the window, which would then translate to a 'slave' to the master page..

devinrhode2 commented 10 years ago

I think this is almost only relevant for IE, because I believe errors can completely stop the page from running any js until the page is reloaded.