function Os(n){
...
}
...
const i = function t() {
var e = Os;
new MutationObserver((t=>{
var r = e;
for (const e of t) {
if (e[r(1849)] !== r(1336)) continue;
for (const t of e['addedNodes']) if (t['tagName'] === r(416) && 'modulepreload' === t['rel']) i(t)
}
})) [e(2593)](document, {childList: !![], subtree: !![]});
}
when renaming e = Os i expected r to be renamed. the const e is getting in the way of this with regards to scope.
this example comes from some obfuscated code
when renaming
e = Os
i expectedr
to be renamed. theconst e
is getting in the way of this with regards to scope.posted an example on astexplorer here
if
cosnt e
is manually renamed then i do get the expected results (r = Os
)