`let` declarations not supported in .jsx files
Running this script:
let foo = "Foo";
const bar = "Bar";
alert(foo + bar);
produces the following error:
Error 25: Expected: ;.
Line: 1
-> let foo = "Foo";
However, replacing let with const works fine. According to this page (https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/legacy-and-extend-script-engine.html), ES6 language features are ostensibly supported, but only var and const bindings seem to work.
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Running this script:
let foo = "Foo";
const bar = "Bar";
alert(foo + bar);produces the following error:
Error 25: Expected: ;.
Line: 1
-> let foo = "Foo";ES6 language features are ostensibly supported, according to this page: https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/legacy-and-extend-script-engine.html However, only `var` and `const` bindings appear to be supported. Replacing "let foo =" with "const foo =" in the example above works as expected.