does streamline support the "let" statement/expression?

[a.r...@gmx.de]

Hello!

I've just started experimenting with "streamline.js" and immediately ran into a problem: I can't convince "streamline.js" to accept "let <varname> = <value>".

Does "streamline.js" support block-local variables?

Thanks in advance for any answer!

Kind regards,

Andreas Rozek

[a.r...@gmx.de]

Do become more precise:

I'm using the "interactive demo" (great idea!)

My "source code" (on the left side) is:

<code>

// Natural iterative version

function hugo (_) {

  let Result = 1;

  return Result;

};

demo('Result = ' + hugo(_), _);

</code>

and it get's translated into (on the right side):

<code>

(function main(_) {

  function hugo(_) {

    var __frame = {

      name: "hugo",

      line: 3

    };

    return __func(_, this, arguments, hugo, 0, __frame, function __$hugo() {

      let Result = 1;

      return _(null, Result);

    });

  };

  var __frame = {

    name: "main",

    line: 1

  };

  return __func(_, this, arguments, main, 0, __frame, function __$main() {

    return hugo(__cb(_, __frame, 7, 19, function ___(__0, __1) {

      return demo(("Result = " + __1), __cb(_, __frame, 7, 0, function __$main() {

        _();

      }, true));

    }, true));

  });

}).call(this, __trap);

</code>

which still looks fine.

But trying to "execute" that code leads to an error message:

Expected an identifier but found 'Result' instead

[Bruno Jouhier]

It should work in node.js but you need two things:

• add a "use strict"; directive at the top of your module
• run pass the two --nodejs --harmony options to _node

Bruno