Elgot
commented
2 years ago This line seems to cause the error
function(e,t,r)
{
var n=r(20),i=r(23),a=r(73);
e.exports=n?
function(e,t,r)
{
return i.f(e,t,a(1,r)) // <--------------- Type error
}
:
function(e,t,r)
{
return e[t]=r,e
}
}Version 10.0.0 has the same issue, but with the following function:
function(e,t,r){
var n=r(21),i=r(24),a=r(88);
e.exports=n?
function(e,t,r)
{
return i.f(e,t,a(1,r)) // <--------------- Type error
}
:
function(e,t,r)
{
return e[t]=r,e
}
}
josdejong
cshaa
In #1454 it was discovered that math.js works in qml if all occurences of "use strict"; is replaced with ";use strict";. This was the case until version 9.4.4.
This version (or later) together with the test app in #1454 gives:
math.js:33: TypeError: Type errorWas there major changes from version 9.4.3 and may there be a workaround?
There are also some strange characters in the file, but that is perhaps unrelated.
... {target:"String",proto:!0,forced:r(212)("trim")},{trim:function(){return i(this)}})},function(e,t,r){var n=r(10),i=r(97);e.exports=function(e){return n((function(){return!!i[e]()||" "!=" "[e]()||i[e].name!==e}))}},function(e,t){e.exports=function(e){if(Array.isArray(e))return e},e.exports.default=e.exports,e.exports.__esModule=!0},function(e,t){e.exports=function(e,t){var r=null==e?null:"undefined"!=typeof Symbol&&e[Symbol.iterator] ...