very cool! ...weeding out - or at least mitigating - the differences.
Do I get this right:
var f = process[memory];
returns the function object (as would
var f = process.memory;
as well), and a following
f();
calls the process.memory function - invokes memory method on process object?
Btw, using Espruino is a very capturing journey! Working on a (Espruino) JS survival micro framework and software buttons (BTN1). Latter would really benefit from being able to tap into/connect to hardware interrupts.
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[1v68] - Hi,
very cool! ...weeding out - or at least mitigating - the differences.
Do I get this right:
returns the function object (as would
as well), and a following
calls the process.memory function - invokes memory method on process object?
Btw, using Espruino is a very capturing journey! Working on a (Espruino) JS survival micro framework and software buttons (BTN1). Latter would really benefit from being able to tap into/connect to hardware interrupts.