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Expressions like eval("var m = 10") should add variable` into its parent scope. This doesn't work now (if the variable isn't already defined in that scope), because the variables are accessed by index not by name.
To make this work each frame should also store reference of a global object, and each global variable access is converted to member access expression in that object. If some functi
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Even a nice example just showing its use to some remote APIs would be nice!
Originally posted by @aappddeevv in rssh/dotty-cps-async#6 (comment)
(Good start will be implements mechanics for standard Future, and later - integration project with well-known effects libraries [cats-effects/monix/zio], when they will become available for dotty)
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It could save some confusion if the control panel got a mention near the beginning of https://github.com/SeasideSt/Seaside - somewhere near the 'launch the welcome page' section.