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| <h1>Limitations</h1> |
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| Most implementations of JavaScript are loosely based on a core script standard called ECMA. Beyond the |
| standard there is a common set of non-standard language constructs supported by most implementations and |
| other functions/constructs that are only supported by a subset of the JavaScript implementations.<br><br> |
| Quite a few public JavaScript toolkits as well as the general popular usage of JavaScript exploit many of these |
| non-standard language aspects making a pure modeling of the language difficult (if not impossible). Our solution |
| is a complex inference engine that analyzes your JavaScript to help build an accurate model. Unfortunately the |
| inference isn't always perfect. For these reasons some JavaScript class inferences may be imperfect and mark |
| fields/methods/types as an error that really aren't. Of course we are working on this and plan to work with |
| more edge cases as we progress. |
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