Strange behaviour for Object definition

Posted on Fri 9th, October 2020

• #1

JumJum
```
var x = {1:3,4:5,6:false}
console.log(x)
```
writes {1: 3,4: 5,6: false } in browser, tested in firefox and chrome

Espruino writes {1: 3,4: 5,true: false }
• #2

Gordon

Thanks - just fixed.

Turns out it was an issue showing in JSON.stringify because when you have an int: bool combination then Espruino packs both into one variable
• #3

JumJum

wow, that's response speed of the finest
• #4

Gordon

No problem - I don't like issues that seem to be to do with JS execution to hang around :)

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