[email protected] wrote:
// one.js:
import jQuery.ajax;
module Two = load 'two.js';
// two.js:
import jQuery.ajax;
At the time that "one.js" was written, "two.js" did not contain a
reference to Drawing. Now, unbeknownst to the author of "one.js",
"two.js" changed and now refers to something named Drawing, which it
expected to draw a picture:
// two.js:
import jQuery.ajax;
import Drawing.draw;
draw(); // intended to draw a picture
I don't understand your example of how this is supposed to work in the regular
(non-accidental-aliasing) case. As you wrote in your example, two.js evolves to
reference the identifier "Drawing" unbeknownst to one.js. There is no
definition of it, so two.js wouldn't work at all.
Waldemar
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