Hi,
I have small snippets of javascript code that contain 1-10 references to variables that belong to a 6000+ survey. The vast majority of these items do not have values, and even of the ones that do only a small minority (usually no more than 10) are actually referenced in each snippet of code.
Instantiating all 6000+ variables is proving to be too slow and costly to do for each snippet.
Is there a way to pull out all the variable references/names in a snippet of code before it is actually executed? That way, I could see which ones were actually required and pre-load their values ahead of the code to be run.
Otherwise, I fear I'll have to do some sort of string/regex search, which I would like to avoid.
I have small snippets of javascript code that contain 1-10 references to variables that belong to a 6000+ survey. The vast majority of these items do not have values, and even of the ones that do only a small minority (usually no more than 10) are actually referenced in each snippet of code.
Instantiating all 6000+ variables is proving to be too slow and costly to do for each snippet.
Is there a way to pull out all the variable references/names in a snippet of code before it is actually executed? That way, I could see which ones were actually required and pre-load their values ahead of the code to be run.
Otherwise, I fear I'll have to do some sort of string/regex search, which I would like to avoid.
