There's some flexibility built in to the system via module loaders. The
"filesystem modules" example is hypothetical; it assumes a built-in module
loader that maps files available on the filesystem to corresponding
pre-defined, nested modules.
On the web, you would do almost as you suggest:
> // a.js
> module a
> {
> module b = "b.js";
> }
except that a.js doesn't name itself; it's named by the script that loads it:
// a.js
module b = "b.js";
...
// b.js
...
// project.html
...
<script type="harmony">
module a = "a.js";
</script>
Dave
PS I will be updating the wiki pages soon to reflect some of the finer-grained
details and tweaks I've made to the design based on my experience prototyping
modules in Narcissus (http://github.com/mozilla/narcissus). I'll ping the list
when the pages are updated.
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