For Tim & Dominic:
Well the complete code is ...
<?node.js
var common=$script.imports("common.jsi",true);
var width =750;
var height=300;
....
?>
As you can see this is a piece of javascript embedded into other language
(asp, php like).
I built a whirler to convert this to JS and ... execute it into a VM
(runIn{This,New}Context)
You can see too $script.imports(...) loads a JS include (*.jsi) and execute
it into OTHER VM, and that was my question...
I have this syntax:
var common=$script.imports("common.jsi",true);
because I dont know how achieve common.jsi create variables into the
context that call it, so now the only way to perform that is returns an
object (var common).
I would like this syntax:
$script.imports("common.jsi",true);
and that this call (remember VM) creates variables in this (no literal)
context.
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