I have the following ES6 code using a fat arrow function:
var test = {
firstname: 'David',
fn: function() {
return ['one', 'two', 'tree'].map(() => this.firstname)
}
}
console.log(test.fn())
According to how arrow functions are supposed to work I'd expect this
to be the test
object. ES6Fiddle, Traceur and Firefox produce the expected output which is ["David", "David", "David"]
.
When enabling those features in Chrome using chrome://flags/#enable-javascript-harmony
, however, I get [undefined, undefined, undefined]
. If you console.log(this)
it shows that it is the window object and you get an error in strict mode. Is the lexical this
for ES6 arrow functions not implemented in V8 yet?