updates emit to work with scoped vars #8
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since storedVars has to be block scoped now, emit and others access storedVarsGlobal to do the same thing they used to. Also, evalWithVars was defined twice in here, in exactly the same way, so I removed one of them.
I forgot to add this in earlier. storedVarsGlobal only exists in a dev branch of SelBlocks. With this code in place SelBench will continue to work as it did before.
This didn't come up in testing selbench because there isn't a test for deleteVar.
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These updates are related to refactoror/SelBlocks#19 You'll need them in order to run all the preexisting and new tests for SelBlocks that are in that branch.
Since storedVars has to be block scoped now, emit and others access
storedVarsGlobal to do the same thing they used to.
Also, evalWithVars was defined twice in here, in exactly the same way,
so I removed one of them.