javascript - Self-invoking function and "use strict" and default parameter

Question

I need to dynamically warp some unknown code in an anonymous function and pass some parameters to it. e.g.

((win, a, b = a.info) => { 
  
  /* unknown code
  *  unknown code
  *  unknown code
  */
  
})(window, {info: {/*....*/}});

Above works fine but if the unknown code starts with "use strict" there will an error:

Uncaught SyntaxError: "use strict" not allowed in function with default parameter

Defining the variable inside the function would void "use strict", if present. e.g.

((win, a) => { const b = a.info;
  
  /* unknown code
  *  unknown code
  *  unknown code
  */
  
})(window, {info: {/*....*/}});

I can pass the parameter again but it is large and feels like a waste e.g.

((win, a, b) => { 

  /* unknown code
  *  unknown code
  *  unknown code
  */

})(window, {info: {/*....*/}}, {/*....*/});

Is there any other/better way to achieve the desired result? ??

Update: a possibility

It seems double wrapping in IIFE can solve the issue, although a bit ugly (but still much shorter than passing the variable twice).

((win, a, b = a.info) => { 
(() => {

  /* unknown code
  *  unknown code
  *  unknown code
  */
  
})();
})(window, {info: {/*....*/}});

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65932229/self-invoking-function-and-use-strict-and-default-parameter

Answer 1

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