I would like it if you would add something like (i really like it when modules are examples of how to use themselves):

package main;
unless(caller) {
    $\ = "\n\n#######\n\n";
    my $js_parser = Parse::JavaScript->new();
    print $js_parser->parse(<<'_EOJS_');

function foo(bar){    // JS Comment
    window.location = "http://www." + bar + '.com'
}
   var quux = 68;
   var baz = quux++;
_EOJS_

    print $js_parser->parse(q[
        while(1) {
            document.write(" die ");
        }
    ]);

    print $js_parser->parse(q[
        do {
            document.write(" die ");
        } while (1);
    ]);


    print $js_parser->parse(q[
        for(;;) {
            document.write(" die ");
        }
    ]);


    print $js_parser->parse(q[
        document.write( /(\w+)/g.exec("foo bar") );
    ]);

    print $js_parser->parse('
        document.write( /[^\]\[](\w+)/g.exec("foo bar") );
    ');

    print $js_parser->parse(q{
        /* HERE GOES AN ERROR (good job)
    });

 
}
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Good job (++).

Do you know of any valid javascript which might cause an error ? ( the examples above are all valid, and all validate until /* HERE GOES AN ERROR (good job))

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