[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 31689] RegExp#exec's returned Array-like object behaves differently from regular Arrays

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31689





--- Comment #10 from Eric Seidel <eric at webkit.org>  2009-11-24 12:03:50 PST ---
(In reply to comment #8)
> Is there anything like the "WebKit Group" or something the copyright could be
> assigned to? I have no problems assigning copyright over for a two-liner,
> especially if it makes licensing easier...

No, for better or worse, there is no "WebKit Group".  Most folks just list
themselves, or their employer (if they have an explicit copyright assignment
agreement with their employer).

> I'll upload a new patch with the fixes for formatting and my missing forEach
> test. For the copyright statement, I'll add it, but I feel rather sheepish for
> adding a copyright statement for a two-liner. Again, if there's any group that
> accepts copyright assignment on WebKit's behalf, I can certainly assign
> copyright over if it's easier for licensing...

Thank you.

> (On a somewhat related note with regards to DumpRenderTree, I'm having problems
> building that tool and am getting "make: *** No rule to make target
> .../Debug/DumpRenderTree" errors. I've only been able to run tests in
> LayoutTests manually. Any hints for a WebKit newbie?)

Which port are you building?  If you're using make instead of build-webkit and
build-dumprendertree I assume that you're using the gtk port.

run-webkit-tests calls build-dumprendertree on most ports and correctly builds
DumpRenderTree if needed.  Not all ports have correctly wired up the scripts
though, and it's possible you're using one of the ports which is missing this
functionality.

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