1 files changed, 23 insertions, 22 deletions
diff --git a/test/built-ins/Array/prototype/some/15.4.4.17-8-8.js b/test/built-ins/Array/prototype/some/15.4.4.17-8-8.js
index 14dd2908f..1365c1faf 100644
--- a/test/built-ins/Array/prototype/some/15.4.4.17-8-8.js
+++ b/test/built-ins/Array/prototype/some/15.4.4.17-8-8.js
@@ -9,28 +9,29 @@ description: >
     Array, length overridden with []
 ---*/
 
-  foo.prototype = new Array(1, 2, 3);
-  function foo() {}
-  var f = new foo();
-
-  f.length = [];
-
-  // objects inherit the default valueOf method of the Object object;
-  // that simply returns the itself. Since the default valueOf() method
-  // does not return a primitive value, ES next tries to convert the object
-  // to a number by calling its toString() method and converting the
-  // resulting string to a number.
-  //
-  // The toString( ) method on Array converts the array elements to strings,
-  // then returns the result of concatenating these strings, with commas in
-  // between. An array with no elements converts to the empty string, which
-  // converts to the number 0. If an array has a single element that is a
-  // number n, the array converts to a string representation of n, which is
-  // then converted back to n itself. If an array contains more than one element,
-  // or if its one element is not a number, the array converts to NaN.
-
-  function cb(){}
-  var i = f.some(cb);
+foo.prototype = new Array(1, 2, 3);
+
+function foo() {}
+var f = new foo();
+
+f.length = [];
+
+// objects inherit the default valueOf method of the Object object;
+// that simply returns the itself. Since the default valueOf() method
+// does not return a primitive value, ES next tries to convert the object
+// to a number by calling its toString() method and converting the
+// resulting string to a number.
+//
+// The toString( ) method on Array converts the array elements to strings,
+// then returns the result of concatenating these strings, with commas in
+// between. An array with no elements converts to the empty string, which
+// converts to the number 0. If an array has a single element that is a
+// number n, the array converts to a string representation of n, which is
+// then converted back to n itself. If an array contains more than one element,
+// or if its one element is not a number, the array converts to NaN.
+
+function cb() {}
+var i = f.some(cb);
 
 
 assert.sameValue(i, false, 'i');