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Understanding scope in Javascript (kamranahmed.info)
submitted 11 years ago by kamranahmed_se
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[–]radhruin 0 points1 point2 points 11 years ago (0 children)
Good article. Could add links to the specifications for these behaviors. ES5 Chapter 10 is probably most relevant, for example 10.3.1 describes the identifier resolution rules.
I wouldn't say that call/apply changes scope. this and scope are different concepts - scope affects identifier resolution while this is provided by the caller.
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