Originally at 2013-03-08T20:28:52Z by Herbert Vojčík
So far, if a smallCapsVariable is not known at compile time, the compile fails; there is a hack to allow a few well known (window, document, jQuery, process, global).
There should be a generic way to tell the compiler that a variable is not an error and should be compiled.
Originally at 2013-03-08T20:28:52Z by Herbert Vojčík
So far, if a `smallCapsVariable` is not known at compile time, the compile fails; there is a hack to allow a few well known (`window`, `document`, `jQuery`, `process`, `global`).
There should be a generic way to tell the compiler that a variable is not an error and should be compiled.
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Originally at 2013-03-08T20:28:52Z by Herbert Vojčík
So far, if a
smallCapsVariable
is not known at compile time, the compile fails; there is a hack to allow a few well known (window
,document
,jQuery
,process
,global
).There should be a generic way to tell the compiler that a variable is not an error and should be compiled.
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