Scope Issue

[anywhichway]

Won't this fail if someone has memoized a method on an object and called it on the object?

node = {
			args: args,

			// Generate the result from original function
			val: fn.apply(null, args),
		};

[aduth]

I'm not sure I follow the concern. Could you provide a sample code snippet of a memize-memoized function result which demonstrates the issue?

[anywhichway]

sure! ... not that you would ever write and memoize the below, but it illustrates the point

const o = {
    length: 10,
    width: 10,
    height: 10,
    volume() { return this.length * this.width * this.height; }
}
o.volume = memize(0.volume);
v.volume(); // will throw because this is null

[aduth]

Ah, yeah, I see the issue now. On first glance, I'd wonder if it'd be fine enough to swap out null with this, but I'd need to write some tests to confirm, and check for any potential performance impact.

[anywhichway]

The world deserves the best. I am happy to fork and test if you wish.

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