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Releases: backslash escape fixes

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Sami Vaarala 8 years ago
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@ -794,7 +794,7 @@ Released
* Fix assignment evaluation order issue which affected expressions like
"a[i] = b[i++]" (GH-118)
* Fix incorrect parsing of zero escape in regexp class ("[\0]") (GH-122)
* Fix incorrect parsing of zero escape in regexp class ("[\\0]") (GH-122)
* Fix tail call issue in return comma expression when a function call
in the comma expression was followed by a constant value or a register
@ -886,7 +886,7 @@ Released
* Fix value stack setup bug which caused a segfault with large number of
arguments (GH-107)
* Fix incorrect parsing of zero escape in regexp class ("[\0]") (GH-122)
* Fix incorrect parsing of zero escape in regexp class ("[\\0]") (GH-122)
* Fix assignment evaluation order issue which affected expressions like
"a[i] = b[i++]" (GH-118)
@ -2034,8 +2034,8 @@ Ecmascript 2015+ and real world compatibility:
this aligns better with behavior of other engines (GH-1057)
* Change parsing of octal escapes in string literals to better align with
ES2015 and other engines; "\078" is now accepted and is the same as
"\u00078", "\8" and "\9" are accepted as literal "8" and "9" (GH-1057)
ES2015 and other engines; "\\078" is now accepted and is the same as
"\\u00078", "\\8" and "\\9" are accepted as literal "8" and "9" (GH-1057)
* Change bound function .name property handling to match ES2015 requirements;
for a target function with name "foo", bound function name is "bound foo"
@ -2539,8 +2539,8 @@ Miscellaneous:
* Add ES2015 Annex B HTML comment syntax (GH-1435, GH-1436, GH-1438)
* Allow ES2015 Annex B legacy octal escapes (\1 to \377) and literal digits
(\8 and \9) for RegExp character classes (GH-1275, GH-1483)
* Allow ES2015 Annex B legacy octal escapes (\\1 to \\377) and literal digits
(\\8 and \\9) for RegExp character classes (GH-1275, GH-1483)
* Add an experimental "global" property to the global object to provide easy
access to the global object itself without needing idioms like

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