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Right, but is this a concern for most JS?

I realize that JS is becoming more popular for various tasks -- not always relating to the web -- but still, I kind of doubt that 99% of the JS out there is going to run up against these types of problems. Perhaps something like Uglify.js or similar might, but then again, if you're implementing a parser (or any other static code analyzer/tool) then you're probably going to avoid most libs to start with.



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