import 'foo'
let foo = this.get('foo')
that was what came out of the last meeting to replace module/from semantics
the payoff is decoupling how something is imported from how something is
exported. A module is a bag of names, but there is no reason an import has
to be as well.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:15 AM, Kevin Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> import 'foo'
>>> let foo = this.get('foo')
>>>
>>
> To be less flippant, this isn't a solution to the problem: how do I
> statically bind to a module instance object? It's a runtime workaround.
>
> Default-default aside, what's the payoff in trying to obscure the fact
> that a module is always a named set of exported bindings?
>
>
--
-Calvin W. Metcalf
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