Added functions to get access to module exports #35
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FYI, you can get the patch file by adding .patch to a pull req, eg. https://github.com/bellard/quickjs/pull/35.patch |
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This is exactly the functionality I needed for a project! Could I submit this to the mailing list and credit you as the author? |
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[UPD] add benchmark for doc
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What's the status of this? |
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done (use JS_GetModuleNamespace) |
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更新到2023-12-09版本
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Possible solution for #34