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Testing if "use strict" requires functions to always return something...
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| "use strict"; | |
| function test () { | |
| console.log('hello?') | |
| } | |
| test() |
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Yes, you're right. And it is not required. But I wanted to do it qua specificationem ;9
I'm using AcitveState Komodo IDE 7 Alpha with inbuilt syntax-check for Node and it notified me, that if it is run in a strict environment, it'd be against the rules. Quick check @ specification of ECMAScript and yes, there it was. All I wanted to do is stay safe by following the specification, who knows what V8 brings in time.