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Argument.callee.name argument in new Javascript ECMA5 standard

I am working on moving the old code to "strict mode", what are the alternatives to the .callee argument and the similar .caller argument, etc. in the ECMA5 standard?

ADDED INFORMATION: I did not indicate why I need the .caller / callee argument.

The code I'm porting uses

assert.ok(elemNode, arguments.callee.name + ": Entity - " + entityId + " has been found");

If it were a simple recursion, I could use the name () {... function () ...} function, but I cannot find what to do with the above code.

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ECMAScript 3, . , arguments.callee . . .

MDN

:

[1,2,3,4,5].map(function factorial (n) {
    return !(n > 1) ? 1 : factorial(n-1)*n;
});

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"polyfill" arguments.caller, , .

arguments.callee ,

setTimeout(function loop() {
    if( /* condition */ ) {
        loop();  // instead of arguments.callee();
    }
}, 1000);

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, . "" ECMAScript 5, . :

setTimeout(function later(){
  // do stuff...
  setTimeout( later, 1000 );
}, 1000 );
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