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A function that is given a name in JSWrap() is created on the JS side to be used easily. However, JSDelete() does not do anything special to make sure to delete the JS version of the function. We need for that deletion to happen -or- if that doesn't work, officially declare that JSDelete() cannot delete a named function and throw a warning if this is attempted.
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A function that is given a name in JSWrap() is created on the JS side to be used easily. However, JSDelete() does not do anything special to make sure to delete the JS version of the function. We need for that deletion to happen -or- if that doesn't work, officially declare that JSDelete() cannot delete a named function and throw a warning if this is attempted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: