Exception when printing a graph - Only on a browser

[StatelessCat]

https://github.com/StatelessCat/RDF-REST.JS/blob/master/src/graph.js#L91
In a browser after browserification,

the context :

promises

[]

handler

function log() { [native code] }

This is console.log function

s

Object {@id: "http://dbpedia.org/resource/John_Lennon"}

p

Object {@id: "http://schema.org/birthDate"}

c

Object {@id: "1940-10-09"}

stacktrace

"TypeError: Illegal invocation
    at http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:11163:51
    at Array.forEach (native)
    at forEachObject (http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:11162:30)
    at forEachPredicate (http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:11178:17)
    at Object.exports.graph.that.forEachTriple (http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:11261:21)
    at http://localhost:8080/public/js/ng-index.js:22:15
    at http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:10252:27
    at Array.flush (http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:10544:21)
    at drainQueue (http://localhost:8080/public/js/rdfrestbundle.js:14736:32)"

[StatelessCat]

It's expected behavior. In the Chromium JavaScript V8 runtime, console.log cannot used like a function (and be run in a promise), because it assume the this is a reference to console, not window...

reference : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8159233/typeerror-illegal-invocation-on-console-log-apply

We need to use

console.info.bind(console)

instead of

console.log