Parse error in less-1.6.0.js - (Use of JavaScript reserved word)

[matthew-dean]

Both Adobe AIR and Eclipse throw a parse error on line 2664 of less-1.6.0.js -

    tf.default = f.eval.bind(f);

Eclipse says "Unexpected token: default".

My assumption is that this is because we've used an illegal reserved word. See:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Reserved_Words

This fixes the problem:

tf["default"] = f.eval.bind(f);

Some JavaScript parsers allow reserved words, but they should never be used because of stricter parsing systems.

[lukeapage]

fixed by your pull request, now merged.

@matthew-dean let me know when you have finished your integration work (e.g. unlikely to find any more issues like this) and I will release a 1.6.1 bugfix release.

[matthew-dean]

These were the only two (known) issues for me preventing Crunch integration. We have a working beta of our next version based on 1.6.0 (with these 2 fixes), so as far as I know, it's working for me if these are merged.