David Mark
David Mark
What you had hold of initially was an ActiveX exception (the number is an HRESULT). Clearly IE 11 is no longer using ActiveX objects behind the scenes. Might as well...
Here's another one, similar to the second one above: ``` function onConnectionClosed (message) { if (readyState === EventSource.CLOSED) return ``` Unfortunately, this one is called all over the place internally,...
Also note that this creates a self-referencing property called "_listener". Why? ``` // store a reference so we can return the original function again listener._listener = listener; ``` The caller...
It isn't standard at all, just an often copied pattern. The window object is a host object (I.e. it is not even part of the language). You can be quite...
First of all, the reference to the - window - object is in the global scope. As there is only one object in the scope chain, which is the Global...
According to this: https://github.com/noctarius/lightify-binary-protocol ...discovery is accomplished through mDNS (AKA Bonjour).