disnet
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10 years ago If arguments is undefined .bind(this, arguments) throws an exception thus the need for the ternary check.
Open freemountain opened 10 years ago
disnet
commented
10 years ago If arguments is undefined .bind(this, arguments) throws an exception thus the need for the ternary check.
The fat arrow macro includes this tenary operator:
function(/* ... */){/* ... */}.bind(this, typeof arguments !== "undefined" ? arguments : undefined)I think this is needless, the operator returns 'undefined' if arguments is undefined or the arguments object.I think it does the same without the tenary operator:
function(/* ... */){/* ... */}.bind(this, arguments)