unscoped.js

var unscoped = function(objName) {
  return eval(objName);
};

var x = 111;
function newScope() {
  var x = 222;
  return unscoped('x');
};


console.log(newScope());

Still not get want you want to do lol. If just

return unscope(x);

or

return eval(x);

or even

return eval('x');

these seem to be working ..

The thing is that the x variable wouldn't be known in advance, i.e. it could be y or z the unscoped function is only given a simple string, i.e. given a string of variable name in an arbitary scope, what is the best way to obtain reference to that variable? i.e. eval('x = 10') to change it.

How about this ? http://jsbin.com/ekodux/edit#javascript,live

oh, jsbin is a cool site! :) .. still not working wa huhu. - chakrit Sent with Sparrow (http://www.sparrowmailapp.com/?sig)

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On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Phat Wangrungarun wrote: How about this ? http://jsbin.com/ekodux/edit#javascript,live --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/2205039