>I'm not sure it's a translator by that definition. The input and output are legal Javascript. It's moreso a demonstration of a functionally complete subset of the language.
Well, okay, so it's still strictly speaking javascript but if we consider the functionally complete subset to be our 'target' language we end up in the same place, methinks :).
Well, okay, so it's still strictly speaking javascript but if we consider the functionally complete subset to be our 'target' language we end up in the same place, methinks :).