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This method does global detection as used by SystemJS based on detecting the diff of the global object and making the new globals the resultant module value if there is only one, or an object with the global names as exports if there are multiple, with this behaviour being overridden by the exports metadata.
Ideally this transformer can gain the ability to do this detection as much as possible statically, and while never completely perfect we should be able to get a 99% accuracy for this to get equal behaviour.
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I don't think this can be done statically reliably, since there are so many ways to define a global variable, and most of them are dynamic.
Inlining @@global-helpers seems more realistic, but that would bloat the output.
Currently we output by using the
@@global-helpers.prepareGlobal
method for reading the global as defined in https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/blob/master/src/format-helpers.js#L284.This method does global detection as used by SystemJS based on detecting the diff of the global object and making the new globals the resultant module value if there is only one, or an object with the global names as exports if there are multiple, with this behaviour being overridden by the
exports
metadata.Ideally this transformer can gain the ability to do this detection as much as possible statically, and while never completely perfect we should be able to get a 99% accuracy for this to get equal behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: