This is called lexical scoping where " functions are executed using the scope chain that was in effect when they were defined " - according to JavaScript Definition Guide. Lexical scope is a very very powerful concept.
Lexical this simply means that this is looked up in lexical scope. I guess that was actually always the case. Maybe it is easier to understand if we say that an arrow function doesn't have an own this value.
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Basically anything that is not conforming to ISO C 9899/1999, Annex A.1 "Lexical Grammar" is a lexical fault if the compiler does its lexical analysis according to this grammar.
The Lexical Playground includes mentioning functionality with auto-complete popup. The code for the functionality is available here.
With static (lexical) scoping, the structure of the program source code determines what variables you are referring to. With dynamic scoping, the runtime state of the program stack determines what variable you are referring to.
I´m trying to create a "one line" message component based on Lexical, but i´m unable to prevent the enter key to create a new paragraph. Any ideas how to accomplish this?
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With the Lexical text editor framework, what's the easiest way to initialize the editor in React with a default text string? I could, for instance, create an instance, manually save the JSON state,...