Variable cannot accessed from a closure function called from setTimeout.

Related to #1

function abc() {
  var b = 20;
  
  return (function(){
    setTimeout(_ => console.log("b = " + b), 1000);
  })();
}

abc();

Current result

b = undefined

Expected result

b = 20

Variables declared in outer function but used in inner function can not be cached so the following code does not work in ReoScript.

fun1 = function() { 
  var cached_var = 10;

  return function() {
    console.log('cached_var = ' + cached_var);
  };
} ();

fun1();

The result is that cached_var is null.

old grammer don't support escape string,etc "'" => "'"

I just found your fantastic library today. It seems to perform well and was easy to get setup.

In my application, I am passing some global variables to the script machine that are dynamic objects in.net.

It seems like they are coming in as null.

Am I correct in assuming there is no support for .net dynamic objects at this time?

Best,
Brad Murry

.rs is used by Rust; it'd be convenient if the file extension for ReoScript were changed to something else. A quick search suggests that .reo is unused, it sounds to me a better (more discoverable) extension for ReoScript, too.

sheets("Sheet1").Cells[1,2].Value="222";

I just found ReoScript and have been playing around with it in VS 2010 (C#) and trying to decide if I want to use it in an email processor I am writing.

One thing I am noticing is that ReoScript does not seam to parse the script until it actual it runs, meaning the srm.compile does not throw any errors if they are errors in the script. It also does not collect all the variables used in the script until it is ran.

What is the point of compiling? I want to be able to to tell my users that there script has error before actually running the script.

Thanks for a nice LIB!
-=Ryan

Curernt ReoScript does not pre-interpret the inner functions which defined inside another function scope. Function call before its definition currently is not available.

function outer() {
  inner();           // error: Function is not defined: inner

  function inner() {
    console.log('inner called');
  };
};

outer();

This issue is planned to be solved in next release.