| 167 | | eval("@filename") would be logical form for "evaluating" (dynamically importing module contained in that file, in fact) code from external text file. It would parse, setup, and execute main body. After that, it can be used by subsequent eval's. It would return some kind of handle, but more about it later. __''It's similar to builtin compile(), run(), exec() suite, but not quite - it's external to current interpreters runtime/scopes''__ |
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| | 167 | eval("@filename") would be logical form for "evaluating" (dynamically importing module contained in that file, in fact) code from external source file. It would parse, setup, and execute main body. After that, it can be used by subsequent eval's. It would return some kind of handle, but more about it later. __''It's similar to builtin compile(), run(), exec() suite, but not quite - it's external to current interpreters runtime/scopes''__ |
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