Coffeescript output annoyance

script.coffee

foo = 0
bar = 'baz'

script.js

// The coffeescript output is:
var bar, foo;

foo = 0;
bar = 'baz';

// But JS engines do hoisting anyway, so I would *prefer* it to be this for
// the sole purpose of readability when debugging:
var foo = 0,
    bar = 'baz';

// ... but that's just me being a massive pedant.

It's also worth noting that I'm not entirely sold on CoffeeScript - I'll use it if I have to, but don't see the benefit of using it given the choice.

I'm not sold on CoffeeScript either but then I've never used it... I used HAML and it put me off that sort of short hand syntax shizzum for LIFE ha

If you write in a language that's being compiled to JS, why care about the JS? Especially as it all ends up minified in the end anyway ;)