Message from JavaScript discussions
December 2018
— Because it returns *live* object
At the moment console.log takes .width, it's one value, at the moment you opening logged object in the console output window, it's another value...
— Https://youtu.be/adgI8-W1VjE
— determin1st I rewrote a lot of my readme... please let me know what you think about its readability: https://github.com/Floofies/HertzScript/blob/master/README.md
— I may add this to the readme
— Nitpick: I don't like require or definition out of order
— Nevertheless, I had a question. Does regular JavaScript source (without spawn) have any benefit of running through Hz?
— Ohh in the Statues example right?
— I usually stick all requires at the top of the file, guess I forgot this time
— Yeah, if you've started your own dispatcher and imported the compiled code into it as a module, then you can tell the dispatcher to pause whenever you want to do something else in regular JS land
— 🤔
— It would still be useful for general interrupts... a use case I have is to make a green threading kernel based on Linux