Rule 317

[David Teller]

On Tue, 2007-10-23 at 14:58 +0200, liorean wrote:
> It's there to prevent the grammar from being ambiguous. "function",
> "let" and "{" have different meaning in statement context from
> expression context. If the ExpressionStatement construct allowed them,
> then they would be ambigous in statement context, they could have
> either the statement or the expression semantics. So, in order to
> prevent this ambiguity, they are not allowed in ExpressionStatement.

So I guess this could just be handled by making this rule have a lowest
priority ?


Cheers,
 David

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