@@ -93,8 +97,8 @@ var m = (function app(window, undefined) {
//there's logic that relies on the assumption that null and undefined data are equivalent to empty strings
//- this prevents lifecycle surprises from procedural helpers that mix implicit and explicit return statements (e.g. function foo() {if (cond) return m("div")}
//- it simplifies diffing code
//data.toString() is null if data is the return value of Console.log in Firefox
if(data==null||data.toString()==null)data="";
//data.toString() might throw or return null if data is the return value of Console.log in Firefox (behavior depends on version)