tuebben, maybe you need use member class. Put your vars and functions at
member section, and use
eval("this.functionExample()")
or
eval("if (this.row1[0] == this.row2[0]) {if (this.row1[1] == this.row2[1])
{if (this.row1[4] == this.row2[4]) {if (this.row1[2] == this.row2[2])
{this.resultado = 0;} else this.resultado = ((this.row1[2] > this.row2[2]) ?
1 : -1);} else this.resultado = ((this.row1[4] > this.row2[4]) ? 1 : -1);}
else this.resultado = ((this.row1[1] > this.row2[1]) ? 1 : -1);} else
this.resultado = ((this.row1[0] > this.row2[0]) ? 1 : -1);");
I use some like this.
(sorry my english!)
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