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Bound methods are implemented as assignments to `this` in the constructor. In derived classes, where `this` is unavailable until after `super` has been called, the binding is applied and assigned after the `super` call. This means that any references to 'bound' methods reachable from the parent constructor will actually point to the unbound prototype methods. This can lead to very subtle bugs where a method that is thought to be bound is handed off and later called with an incorrect context, and the only defence is for users to be vigilant about referencing bound methods in constructors. |
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| cake.js | ||
| coffeescript.js | ||
| command.js | ||
| grammar.js | ||
| helpers.js | ||
| index.js | ||
| lexer.js | ||
| nodes.js | ||
| optparse.js | ||
| parser.js | ||
| register.js | ||
| repl.js | ||
| rewriter.js | ||
| scope.js | ||
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