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--- Comment #7 from Bobby Holley (:bholley) <bobbyholley@gmail.com> ---
Ok, I think I remember what I was getting at in comment 4 when I was referring
to implicit Function conversion.
IIUC, callers can equivalently do:
foo.addEventListener("evt", func);
and
foo.addEventListener("evt", {handleEvent: func});
My understanding was that the bindings were supposed to implicitly box the
former into the latter. If that happens, where does the box get created? The
options I can think of are:
* The scope of |foo|
* The scope of |func|
* The scope of the caller
Depending on what the answer there is, we get a different entry point.
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