A lot of people might understand idea better with hands on example (https://twitter.com/slicknet/status/613412786442350592).

Maybe even replacing whole Let's see an example: of the

x = 0;
if (x) x++;

to analysis of requireCurlyBrackets example

• Ensure that ViewClearState::Update is actually setting all the appropriate flags, or open issues/documentation to remedy that later: https://github.com/BabylonJS/BabylonNative/blob/1b40d7b59b6e4d01dd4b9bb1db4f0349a5d03cc6/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.h#L86-L92
• Consider optimizing FrameBufferManager::Bind by only calling SetUpView when absolutely necessary (which may be as

core -> horchata
IIFE -> tacoscript-iife

make them parsable (maybe JSON) and create a script to automatically merge them with babel's AST docs.

It's not clear how to actually use this. The example strings are out of context, so it's hard to 'guess' what to actually pass to the module.

Can it be used like this?:

let result = konan( 'path/to/script_to_traverse.js' );

It came to my attention while converting a large ODXML file to ODict that ODict will reject files if they result in buffers that exceed the maximum number of tables or maximum depth. Flatbuffers allows you to configure this, so these values should be stored in the header section of ODict files and used when reading them. They will be placed there upon file generation.