Add ability to evaluate a value as a PlatformScript module.#29
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Sometimes we want to be able to treat a snippet of code as a fully formed module that can depend on other modules and define symbols. There is a bit of a risk in the sense of what do you do if you have two different virtual modules that have the same URL? This should probably be an error.
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Motivation
Sometimes we want to be able to treat a snippet of code as a fully formed module that can depend on other modules and define symbols.
There is a bit of a risk in the sense of what do you do if you have two different virtual modules that have the same URL? This should probably be an error.
Approach
This adds a
moduleEvaloperation to PlatformScript to treat any PlatformScript value as a module.Alternate Designs
We can in the future just make
$importa function that is defined everywhere and the result is that it just returns a module. This can be explored later.