I keep on working in my node-based http server.
I am implementing sessions and, into this, installing code to be
executed latter.
So I found a problem and need a bit of inspiration.
The fast way to explain the problem is ask: how can un-bind a variable?
well, I have a function:
function hello()
{
$server.response.echo("Hi, world!");
$server.end();
}
First time the page is requested, this function is installed, and second
time this functions is executed (both with different response objects).
This doesn't work, but this does:
function hello($server)
{
$server.response.echo("Hi, world!");
$server.end();
}
Obviously the problem is the first version of 'hello' store the
reference to $server, and the second no, because it is passed as
arguments, and bind is delayed.
Its possible to re-bind a code, that is, a function?
My first idea is implement $server (and other globals objects) as
pure/complete proxies...
Thanks a lot: Fran.
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