On 4/20/2010 11:53 AM, Thomas Bellman wrote:
Luke Kanies wrote:
Because imports are parse-time, not compile-time. That is, they're
evaluated as the file is read, rather than when a given host's
configuration is compiled.
Related: I do find it a bit confusing that you can write imports
anywhere in the manifests, like inside classes or inside if or
case statements, yet they are *always* executed. Would it be
possible to forbid imports at any other place than "top-level"
in a manifest file?
+1, especially if the surrounding scope has no influence (like
namespacing) on the imported file. Which (I think) is the case.
Best Regards, David
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