Website Offer, and some rambling on Walnut

[Daniel Lewis]

Well, I haven't heard a word.  I guess he figures he'll keep doing it himself.

Last night I hacked on Walnut some more; removed the block allocator crap, reorganized the parser file, made it handle for() and automatic semicolon insertion, as well as escape characters in strings.  

Not much left to do before the parser is done; some tree shuffling and a few statements.

A question; how does one differentiate between an object literal and a code block in ECMAScript?

I find the following:

{ bob: "hello" }

Is this:
a) an object
b) a code block with a label, bob, referring to a statement only containing a string?

I can create more elaborate examples which could be either, and to be honest the best I can think to do is parse it as an Object literal unless we get an invalid token?





Unknown W. Brackets Wrote:
> Well, I noticed that this is being done, which is great.  However, it's 
> been done using http-equiv Refresh redirects.  This is not going to 
> improve Google PageRanks.  Really those redirects need to be 301 results 
> coming from Apache.
> 
> Easiest way to do this is with an .htaccess file or in httpd.conf.  It 
> can be done with Redirect or RewriteEngine/RewriteRule.  Here's an example:
> 
> RewriteRule ^d/(phobos/.*)$ d/2.0/$1 [NS,L,R=301]
> RewriteRule ^d/([^/]+\.html$ d/2.0/$1 [NS,L,R=301]
> 
> Or something similar.  Just my suggestion to maintain as much ranking 
> and relevance for current pages as possible.
> 
> -[Unknown]