I'm doing some code transformations that require splitting a function in
two. I was thus wondering if it could be possible to have the second
function use the context of the first (I know I can have *scripts* share a
context, but I'd like to do the same with functions). For example:
function original()
{
//...
eval("var x = 5")
// ...
return x;
}
-->
function transformed_1()
{
eval("var x = 5")
}
function transfromed_2()
{
return x;
}
transformed_1(), tranformed_2()
I would need transformed_2 to return 5 after running them in sequence like
this. I am controlling the execution from the outside, just as if I were to
do lcontext->Enter then compile/run 2 scripts (that would share a context
-- I just specifically need features only found in functions thus I can't
do that unfortunately).
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