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Subject: [edbrowse-dev] function.toString
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As per my earlier email about an infinite loop,
it maybe shouldn't be running that code at all, because of an earlier test.
Consider this.

o = {removeCookie:function(){}}; o.removeCookie.toString();

duktape gives us this.

function () { [ecmascript code] }

But the web page expects it to match the regexp

\w+ *\(\) *{\w+ *['|"].+['|"];? *}

Which it does not, and then it goes down a strange path.
Perhaps you have access to other engines like v8 or js24 etc,
or just put it in an alert in javascript and see what other browsers do with it.
Is ducktape doing something nonstandard?

Karl Dahlke