perl.javascript...Re: JS context serialization by Jesse Thompson- July 1, 2007 Ok. Re-reading my original post on "JS context serialization" Ibelieve it may have been too rambling. Let me try to be more concise.In a web browser, Javascript runs interactively. When you first reacha page, javascript starts up and js files get loaded, functions getdefined, etc. You create an environment.Next, the user interacts with that environment. They click a button,they type in some text. The environment records what they do and itreacts to the user. The environment slowly...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.javascript/2007/07/msg65.html |