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Urgent bug fix release for JS.Class 1.6

In ChainCollector, JS.Class, JavaScript on 4 March 2009 with 1 comment

Quick announcement: if you’re still running JS.Class 1.6, you’ll want to upgrade to the just-released 1.6.3 release which fixes a major bug introduced by Safari 4. This browser makes Function#prototype non-enumerable until it is overwritten by the user. This caused a check in JS.Class to fail, causing classes to become their own parents and cause stack overflows. Head over to the JS.Class website to download the latest version.


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[...] added to the Events Class was not get­ting imple­mented into my other Classes. The JS.Class blog men­tioned a Function.prototype enu­mer­a­tion bug that may be related, but other than that I couldn’t [...]

Posted by Safari 4 Beta Breaks | RefreshTheNet on 24 April 2010 @ 8am

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