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Is there a reason why World is a global in the Windfield library? I changed it to a local in the library without anything appearing to break. So I wanted to confirm.
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Fixa327ex#25.
BREAKING: Users who dependent on this global will need to define it
themselves.
World = require('windfield').World
Don't pollute globals with our type. You're not likely to access World
often -- you'll use the instance it creates instead.
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Is there a reason why World is a global in the Windfield library? I changed it to a local in the library without anything appearing to break. So I wanted to confirm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: