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Simple string concat like this:
fchzbi = 'funct'; crldyth = 'ion'; var gkphk = fchzbi + crldyth;
is simplified to
fchzbi = "funct"; crldyth = "ion"; const gkphk = fchzbi + crldyth;
instead of: const gkphk = "function";
const gkphk = "function";
it looks like the problem resides in how the variable are defined (implicit, without var/const aka not strictly compliant to standard).
If the code is:
var fchzbi = 'funct'; var crldyth = 'ion'; var gkphk = fchzbi + crldyth;
The string is being resolved. This means illuminatejs should be able to handle non-defined variable assignments like described in this test case.
Extensive example: https://pastebin.com/raw/DhguSR4i
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Simple string concat like this:
is simplified to
instead of:
const gkphk = "function";
it looks like the problem resides in how the variable are defined (implicit, without var/const aka not strictly compliant to standard).
If the code is:
The string is being resolved. This means illuminatejs should be able to handle non-defined variable assignments like described in this test case.
Extensive example: https://pastebin.com/raw/DhguSR4i
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: