improve in-browser usage

[valq7711]

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[atsepkov]

Sorry for the ignorant comment, can you explain what exactly this achieves? Better compatibility with requirejs? Also, would it be better to check for the last declared item in init_mod rather than the first one (NATIVE_CLASSES) in case something causes the function to crash/terminate prematurely? Although I guess if it's a syntax error it will fail at compile time anyway.

[valq7711]

Hi!
As you have seen, I develop funny in-browser IDE, so It all for in-browser compilation.
Usually (meaning Node.js), you start Rapydscript per file, but in browser Rapydscript runs once, and then you call only compile - it is the same as Node.js run rapydscript file1 file1 ...
The problem is that parser's static objects are not cleaned before the next compilation and contain 'trash' from the previous one (issue#175).
Also, in some cases it is necessary to compile something during compilation of another one (i.e. recursively) - to allow this I add factory() that produce an independent clone of RS.
NATIVE_CLASSES is used to detect that parser was initialized (it may be any of objects that are initialized by init_mod), - OK, I will replace it with STDLIB.

It seems to be all right with my PR, but I worry about any side effect, so I would like you to have a look.

Sorry for the ignorant comment, can you explain what exactly this achieves? Better compatibility with requirejs? Also, would it be better to check for the last declared item in init_mod rather than the first one (NATIVE_CLASSES) in case something causes the function to crash/terminate prematurely? Although I guess if it's a syntax error it will fail at compile time anyway.

[amigrave]

Hi @valq7711 and sorry for polluting your PR but your IDE project seems interesting, is it an open source project ? If so would you mind sharing a link ?

[valq7711]

Hi @amigrave!
Yes, it will be an open source project, this is a demo and here is a short description.
Now I am combing the code to make it clear and modular, I plan to complete this work on holidays and upload it to github.

[amigrave]

@valq7711 nice ! Thanks for the link, it looks promising ! I'm also happy to see that there's still some discussion ongoing on the google group, i'll come there soon to post some toughs about RS. See you around.