Help! I'm lost.

[???]

This code:

var Class = function (class) {
  return Object (function () {
    var props = new Object ();
    props.inherit = true;
    props.super = function (class) {
      return function () {
        class.apply (props,arguments);
      };
    };
    if (typeof this.inherit != "undefined") {
      props.private = this.private;
      props.public = this.public;
    }
    else {
      props.private = new Object ();
      props.public = this;
    }
    class.apply (props,arguments);
  });
};

It works fine in Firefox, but IE says at line 2, char 23, "expected identifier". I have no idea what that means. Line 2, char 23, is right about in the middle of my second "function". Please help me!

Thanks,
Stephen

[Twey]

'class' is a reserved word.

[???]

The capital one or lowercase, or both?

[Snookerman]

All variations of a word should be avoided to avoid confusion as some browsers ignore capitalization.

http://javascript.about.com/library/blreserved.htm

Good luck!