For of not working.

[nathggns]

Compiling the following

for (let v of [1, 2, 3]) {
    console.log(v);
}

results in the following, compiled.

for (var $__2 = [1, 2, 3][$__iterator](),
    $__3; !($__3 = $__2.next()).done;) {
  try {
    throw undefined;
  } catch (v) {
    v = $__3.value;
    {
      console.log(v);
    }
  }
}

which results in the following error

TypeError: Property '#<error>' of object [object Array] is not a function

Any idea why?

[nathggns]

I think it's something to do with native features in Chrome getting in the way. I disabled the flags in Chrome and things are working again. I'll keep the issue open though because it should gracefully use the native features if they're available.

[nathggns]

Seems it's because I haven't added the runtime. Trying to work out how to do that from grunt-browserify though.

[nathggns]

Turns out there's no easy way to get it to work from grunt-browserify's config.

Adding this at the start of your entry file works though.

require('es6ify/node_modules/traceur/src/runtime/runtime');

[thlorenz]

Thanks for reporting this problem and the solution.

I'll probably add this to the readme.

[nathggns]

For the record this had nothing to do with Chrome's native features, that was just breaking Traceur in general.

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Thanks for reporting this problem and the solution.

I'll probably add this to the readme.

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[thlorenz]

Yes, I understand.
The es6 language runtime is pretty big and not needed for all es6 features.
That's the reason I made it an option to pull in.