Replace method.static with method["static"] and similar

[alexo]

There is a problem interpreting this kind of code with Rhino:

if (method.static) 

This can be found in nodes.js (line #680, #1175, #1536 and so on - from 1.2.0 distribution)

It seems that static is a reserved keyword. As a result interpreting it with Rhino fails.
There are several appearances of such construction which can be easily replaced with

method["static"]

or instead of static use a different property name.

Thanks,
Alex

[michaelficarra]

static is only a future reserved word when used in strict mode code. Either use the a['static'] dynamic member access or don't use strict mode.

[ghost]

@alexo Which version of Rhino are you using? 1.7R2 prohibits using ES 3 reserved words as property names; the latest release, 1.7R3, fixes this.

[alexo]

I'm using 1.7R2. Unfortunatelly I can't migrate to newer version.

On 7 Jan 2012 19:18, "Kit Cambridge" <
[email protected]>
wrote:

@alexo Which version of Rhino are you using? 1.7R2 prohibits using ES 3
reserved words as identifiers; the latest release, 1.7R3, fixes this.

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[alexo]

I see now that it was marked as invalid, but don't understand why? I just use the final distribution with rhino 1.7R2 and it doesn't work because of a known reason.

[michaelficarra]

I'll reopen, but I don't think this is a problem we should worry about. In a single non-release version of an interpreter, there's a bug that was fixed in the next revision. We don't need to worry about working around those.

[geraldalewis]

#2021 will fix this issue:

bin/coffee -bpe 'method.static'

method["static"];

[michaelficarra]

fixed by #2021