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Color Key: Serious Technical Mistake Minor Technical Mistake Language or formatting error Typo Question
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Page 37
3rd last line |
There is a line
DigitalBook.prototype=new Book(); // derive from book
The code is working fine without that line also; what is the significance of that line?
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Anonymous |
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Page 70
code block defining the Array.forEach() function |
The line:
function Array$forEach(a, fnct) {
should read:
function Array.forEach(a, fnct) {
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Anonymous |
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Page 72
last code line before note |
the istruction:
Type.registerClass("OReilly.Software")
should read:
OReilly.Software.registerClass("OReilly.Software")
This should be fixed also in the code of example 4-1, othewise the code does not work (unless commenting
out the line).
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Anonymous |
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Page 97
Paragraph 2 |
There appears to be no need to create:
function doNothing(result)
The SaveTime method as written requires no arguments.
Code appears to run fine using:
function pageLoad(){
PageMethods.SaveTime();
}
Did the original SaveTime implementation take arguments? If so, are they not automatically supplied as null values in JavaScript per your earlier JavaScript discussion (if not explicitly provided in the function call)?
Not sure what you intend by routing the "callback to a function that doesn't do anything".
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Anonymous |
