comments in code on eval()

[Giles Bowkett]

# note: this code uses eval(). eval()'s behind a pair of [].each calls
which filter it and make
# it safe to use. use similar precautions and be careful using eval().
also, profile it for
# performance. never expose eval() to user input. wash eval() before
and after use. do not
# eat eval() or attempt to operate heavy machinery after using eval().

let's see if that makes it to production.

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[James Edward Gray II]

# note: this code uses eval(). eval()'s behind a pair of [].each calls
which filter it and make
# it safe to use. use similar precautions and be careful using eval().
also, profile it for
# performance. never expose eval() to user input. wash eval() before
and after use. do not
# eat eval() or attempt to operate heavy machinery after using eval().

let's see if that makes it to production.

Giles, why do I feel like there's only one tool in your toolbox?

On second thought, maybe it's just your favorite hammer...

James Edward Gray II