         propExpr = prop[2]
         if propName.indexOf('.') is 0
           path = propName.slice(1).split '.'
-          obj = element
-          obj = obj[path.shift()] while obj and path.length > 1
+          obj  = element
+          obj  = obj[path.shift()] while obj and path.length > 1
           if obj
             obj[path] = i18n.get value, subs
             i18nProcess element, subMap if path is 'innerHTML'

  # pairs.  
  # If the value is currently `undefined`, assign the specified default value;
  # otherwise reassign itself.
  init: (keys = {}, defaultValue) ->
    switch typeof keys
      when 'object'
        @set key, @get(key) ? defaultValue for own key, defaultValue of keys
      when 'string' then @set keys, @get(keys) ? defaultValue

  # For each of the specified `keys`, retrieve their value in `localStorage`
  # and pass it, along with the key, to the `callback` function provided.  
  # If `callback` returns a value that is not `undefined`, then that value will
  # be assigned to the key in `localStorage`. This functionality is very useful
  # when just manipulating existing values but can be used in any case.
  modify: (keys..., callback) ->
    @set key, callback?(@get(key), key) ? @get key for key in keys

  # Remove the specified `keys` from `localStorage`.  
  # If only one key is specified then the current value of that key is returned

    return no for key in keys when not localStorage.hasOwnProperty key
    yes

  # Retrieve the value associated with the specified `key` from
  # `localStorage`.  
  # If the value is found, parse it as a JSON object before being returning
  # it.
  get: (key) ->
    parts = dig localStorage, key
    if parts[3]
      value = parts[3][parts[4]]
      # Ensure that the value is parsed if retrieved directly from
      # `localStorage`.
      value = tryParse value if parts[3] is parts[0]
    value

  # Initialize the value of the specified key(s) in `localStorage`.  
  # `keys` can either be a string for a single key (in which case
