Re: javascript 2.0 release???
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Re: javascript 2.0 release???

From: Randy Webb <HikksNotAtHome@aol.com>
Date: Wed Nov 30 2005 - 13:34:13 CET

VK said the following on 11/30/2005 3:51 AM:
> yuan wrote:
>
>>hello,all.
>>now ,did the javascript 2.0 and ECMA 4th be release????
>>can who tell me!!!
>
>
> Easy, man, easy... :-) The God did not die yet :-)
>
> But yes, with FF 1.5 and upcoming IE 7.0 - ECMA 262 looses another
> good part of its practical value. It's like a theoretical physics book
> now: you cannot use it to build a nuclear power plant but it is still
> useful if you want to know how the things are (should be) ticking at
> the ground zero.

Wanting to know how the things "should be" ticking instead of how things
really are ticking has always been the only thing I found ECMA 262 good
for. The release of a newer setter of browsers that may or may not make
it obsolete doesn't matter. It is still only a theory of how things
should be instead of a true indication of how things really are.

-- 
Randy
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Received on Sat Dec 3 04:33:23 2005