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compiling with { inScope: false } causes variable redefinition bug #58

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joshski opened this issue Dec 18, 2014 · 0 comments

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joshski commented Dec 18, 2014

This works

node> require("pogo").compile("x = 0\nfoo\n  x := 1")
'(function() {\n    var self = this;\n    var x;\n    x = 0;\n    foo(function() {\n        return x = 1;\n    });\n}).call(this);'

...but compiling the same code with inScope=false throws an error:

node> require("pogo").compile("x = 0\nfoo\n  x := 1", { inScope: false });
Error: undefined:3
  x := 1
  ^^^^^^
variable x is not defined, use = to define it

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