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Commit Message	Contributor	Files Modified	Lines Added	Lines Removed	Code Location	Date
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Add node v6 to test matrix	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Merge pull request #10 from Mr0grog/fix-license	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Update license text and identifier to be more technically correct.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Merge pull request #9 from Mr0grog/travising	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Add basic Travis configuration (Node.js only, no browser testing yet)	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Merge pull request #8 from Mr0grog/minimize-try-catch	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Avoid wrapping a constructor call in a try/catch if we know it's not necessary. Also includes some cleaned up comments.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
v0.3!	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Fix dependencies (somehow dev dependencies got in there!) and update dev dependencies.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Merge pull request #7 from Mr0grog/functions-inheriting-classes	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Typos and minor re-wordings in README	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Add TL;DR to caveats section in README.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Tweak constructor.name test to work in older IE (which doesn't support the property in the first place).	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Better support `this` in functions inheriting from newless classes. If a newless class is called with a pre-existing instance as its context, we can't actually use that instance as the context of the constructor (an unfortunate limitation of the way ES 2015 classes behave). To try and support functions inheriting from classes, we set the prototype of `this` to the newly constructed instance. If a super constructor does binding with `this` or saves references to `this` in some kind of registry, things can still go awry. In all other cases, this resolves most issues created by the caller's `this` not being the same instance as the super constructor's `this`.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Merge pull request #5 from Mr0grog/class-support	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Update copyright dates.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Further improve comments and line length	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Clean up class code; add better comments.	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Class support in all engines! (Needs a little cleanup, but it works.)	Rob Brackett	More...				almost 10 years ago
Restructure tests to segregate ES2015 class tests into their own file. These tests have now gotten complicated enough that trying to write them as strings to be compiled so they didn't cause syntax errors in older environments was kind of nuts. Now we just have a separate file that we load conditionally if the syntax is supported.	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Add ES2015 class usage to README.	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Roll back to previous solution with dynamic function creation -- it's actually much faster (!) in V8, the only engine where we need it. See benchmark: http://jsperf.com/new-operator-with-dynamic-function-vs-bind This reverts commit 7f7de5c70bfa4203417063019c98388be3267aba.	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Much better fix for classes using function.bind()!	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
And fix for Firefox	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Fix for classes in WebKit by trying spread, then testing the function's string for being a class and trying the fallback emulation.	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Add real support for ES 2015 classes. In ES2015, class constructors are special in that calling them without the `new` keyword triggers an exception. This is also true when using `call` and `apply` on them. Unfortunately, that means newless's current technique for constructing objects won't work when you use the actual class syntax like so:	Rob Brackett	More...				over 10 years ago
Fix test HTML (broke when expect.js was upgraded).	Rob Brackett	More...				about 11 years ago
Update copyright dates.	Rob Brackett	More...				about 11 years ago
Add test for upcoming ES2015 class syntax. Skip if classes aren't supported in the current environment.	Rob Brackett	More...				about 11 years ago
Merge pull request #2 from Mr0grog/1-maintain-length-property	Rob Brackett	More...				about 11 years ago

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