Add context parameter to dojo.evalObjPath() (like dojo.lang.setObjPathValue() has it)

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/*

• Evaluate a string like "A.B" without using eval.
• By default the string will be tried to be found in the global
• namespace, but you can also give the context explicitly.
• Which is very helpful for example in the case of evaluating
• this for a local value:
• dojo.evalObjPath("env.window.open", false, this)
• This call passes the context (this) to the function, so the
• object is tried to be found in this.env.window.open in the
• object that called the function. *
• @param string The string to evaluate, ie. "myobj.name", it
• will return a reference to myobj.name
• @param boolean If true the object will be created if it
• doesn't exist.
• @param object The context to find the object in. */

dojo.evalObjPath = function(objpath, create, context)

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bootstrap1.diff

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dojo.lang.getPathObjValue added to dojo.lang.extras

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Milestone 0.3release deleted