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JavaScript strings immutable in Rhino???
28 November 07 06:19 AM
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Billy
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Update: Hmmm. I think I'm looking at the wrong thing. This needs more testing/tracing to see exactly whats going on. Just a quick update from yesterday's post . It appears that Mozilla Rhino (a JavaScript interpreter written in Java) uses Java's
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[snarfs coffee]... wait, What are you doing?
27 November 07 08:13 AM
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Billy
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While reading through an article about Firefox 3 on Security Focus today I snarfed my drink when I read the following passage: The group also rewrote the Password Manager in JavaScript from C++ to eliminate memory errors, Schroepfer said. Digging a little
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