import-test

import foo from A; // - this just declares the identifier `foo'

console.log(foo); // undefined - (but doesn't throw ?)

console.log(A.foo); // [Function: foo] - (maybe this is available due to the `import' statement)
console.log(B.bar); // [Function: bar] - (I guess not, there is no need for an `import' statement for the `B' module?)

/**
 * The following will throw:
 *
 * let foo = A.foo; // throws `SyntaxError: Identifier 'foo' has already been declared'
 */


module A {
  export function foo () {
    return 'foo'
  }
}

module B {
  export bar
  function bar () {

  }
}

last updates to module tests

module-linking.js	    Get rid of static module allocation, do it in code.	2 years ago
module-parsing.js	    Reject local module declarations.	                  2 years ago
module-recompile.js	  Implement proper module linking.	                  2 years ago
module-resolution.js	Implement proper module linking.	                  2 years ago