@sahal could you provide some sugar for this, so it is easier to do? It is
becoming more and more common to write node modules that are also wrapped
in functions (for AMD or browser support), so it would be great if this
were easier to access.
On Saturday, 30 June 2012 05:07:52 UTC-5, sahal wrote:
>
> @Mark Hahn javascript contexts are isolated. I mean normally, because node
> executes each module in its own context.
> So what you'll have to do is run the console as part of your module. At
> the bottom of your closure function, or where it's more appropriate do this
>
> *eval(require('fs').readFileSync('./node-codein/debugger.js','utf-8'));*
> instead of*
> *
> *require('node-codein')*
> *
> *
> and the console should get access to your variables.*
> *
>
>
>>
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