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Can you give me an example where this fails so I can figure out a better way to potentially do it automatically? |
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add option to prevent wrapping also the functions arguments
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Sure. Checkout http://jsfiddle.net/k7uaT/ You can add/remove raven to see the problem. |
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Ohh, I see. JavaScript sucks. :( Thanks for the PR. |
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Hey,
I've been running into some problems when wrapping require JS define and require functions. I often return functions that have to be called as constructor functions. My first approach was checking if the function is called as a constructor function and if so calling the wrapped function with the new keyword as well. Which is impossible as long as you want variable arguments.
The next approach was using a ES6 Object.setPrototypeOf() polyfill. It's working but it is strongly discouraged, because it is very slow and unavoidably slows down subsequent execution in modern JavaScript implementations.
So I ended up adding a option to prevent wrapping the functions arguments.
~ Tobi