Hi,
I am trying to update Pyjs to implement id() because I cannot find a way to
go around. Following is the code to insert in pyjs/builtin/pyjslib.py:
def id(obj):
JS("""
if(typeof @{{obj}}=='object' && @{{obj}}.id){
return @{{obj}}.id;
}else{
return obj; // if not an object, use obj itself as id
}
""")
But, Pyjs doesn't recognize this function when running. I found that every
built-in function had two different implementations (in pyjslib.py and
_builtin__.py):
# in pyjslib.py:
def chr(x):
JS("""
return String['fromCharCode'](@{{x}});
""")
# in _builtin__.py
def chr(x):
JS("""
return B$str(String.fromCharCode(@{{x}}.valueOf()));
""")
Why are there two different implementations? I tried to insert the code for
id() to both files, but none of them worked. What do I need to do to
implement a built-in function?
Thanks.
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