Change block-scoped functions to named function expressions #187
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With the addition of block scope to ES6 it has become impractical for tools like Google Closure Compiler to handle block-scoped functions in pre-ES6 code and they are flagged as errors. google/closure-compiler#3189
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With the addition of block scope to ES6 it has become impractical for tools like Google Closure Compiler to handle block-scoped functions in pre-ES6 code and they are flagged as errors.
This PR ensures that
dijitcan still be built if the build profile setsoptimizeOptions.languageInto'ECMASCRIPT3'with versions of Google Closure Compiler that support ES6. See dojo/util#83