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I'm not sure what the point is since it doesn't speed it up any and makes it harder to read and maintain. &nbsp;Almost all interpreters these days precompile the code, they don't run it exactly as you type it. &nbsp;So any attempts at shortcuts are usually meaningless and just make it more difficult to maintain.
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I'm not sure what the point is since it doesn't speed it up any and makes it harder to read and maintain.  Almost all interpreters these days precompile the code, they don't run it exactly as you type it.  So any attempts at shortcuts are usually meaningless and just make it more difficult to maintain.

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I just wanted to minimize the # of lines for some code. So you think it is a bad idea then?
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I just wanted to minimize the # of lines for some code. So you think it is a bad idea then?

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You're welcome, glad to help.
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I'm streamlining my code and I did the following;
<pre><code id="code-10-28408863-1">    var currVarNm = aa.varMapping('deviceType','props');
    window[aa.prefix][currVarNm] = deviceType.toLowerCase();</code></pre>
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and combined to:
<pre><code id="code-10-28408863-2">window[aa.prefix][aa.varMapping('deviceType','props')] = deviceType.toLowerCase();</code></pre>
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Any issues doing this? It works but I haven't checked on anything other than FF.
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I'm streamlining my code and I did the following;(CODE)

and combined to:(CODE)

Any issues doing this? It works but I haven't checked on anything other than FF.

Any issues with combining logic?

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