I'm having a problem with an undefined variable error. This is my code:
window.sys.Bash = {};
window.sys.Bash.version = "";
window.sys.Bash.version.major = 0;
window.sys.Bash.version.minor = 1;
window.sys.Bash.version.build = 1;
window.sys.Bash.version.release = "beta";
window.sys.Bash.printing = false;
window.sys.Bash.queue = Array();
window.sys.Bash.span = bash;
window.sys.Bash.span.input = input;
window.sys.Bash.version = ""
+ window.sys.Bash.version.major + "."
+ window.sys.Bash.version.minor + "."
+ Array(2-window.sys.Bash.version.build.toString().length+1).join('0')
+ window.sys.Bash.version.build + "-"
+ window.sys.Bash.version.release + " "
+ "(x86_64-" + window.sys.platform + ")";
delete bash; delete input;
My Web console says, that window.sys.Bash.version.build is undefined on this line:
+ Array(2-window.sys.Bash.version.build.toString().length+1).join('0')
I copied the code from here, so I don't know much about it, but it should work, huh?
You defined version
as primitive, rather than object. Try this:
window.sys.Bash.version = {};
window.sys.Bash.version.major = 0;
window.sys.Bash.version.minor = 1;
window.sys.Bash.version.build = 1;
Adding properties to primitive is not an error, but the properties will be added to a temporary object that is then lost. Basically, this happened:
window.sys.Bash.version = "";
new String(window.sys.Bash.version).major = 0;
new String(window.sys.Bash.version).minor = 1;
new String(window.sys.Bash.version).build = 1;
This is described here:
Let O be ToObject(base).
Which is effectively the same as Object(str)
, which is effectively the same as new String(str)