paulbartrum

Thanks for the detailed reply. You've convinced me that there are definitely use cases that cannot be solved using multi-process, but I need to mull on the best way to...

Yes, you're right, this is a bit of a trap. `ConcatenatedString` is intended as a performance optimization, for when you are concatenating in a loop, like this: ``` s =...

Can you clarify what you are looking to do?

XMLHttpRequest is technically not part of the ECMAScript -- rather it's additional functionality that browsers layer on top. I could potentially support it like I do `console`, as an optional...

Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you just run each compiled script against the same `ScriptEngine`, one after the other? There should be no need to combine scripts.

I still don't really understand. Here's what I'm suggesting: 1. Create new script engine. 2. Execute Module1.js against script engine from step 1. Script engine now contains compiled `module1_function` function....

I think the window object is just a reference to the global object i.e. ```javascript Function('return this')() === window // returns true ``` Have you tried something like this (untested)?...

Very interesting, thanks. Being robust to badly behaving and actively malicious scripts is definitely of interest to quite a few people, but I've resisted doing anything about it because the...

You're hooking into the built-in loop statements, but there are many other ways to execute lots of code. Some I can think of: * Add tons of code to a...

Prior to the 3.2 release there was a .NET 4 specific build included in the Nuget package, which included the debugging functionality. I dropped support for this in the 3.2...