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 // Module used by test_import_module.js

 const EXPORTED_SYMBOLS = [ "MODULE_IMPORTED", "MODULE_URI", "SUBMODULE_IMPORTED", "same_scope", "SUBMODULE_IMPORTED_TO_SCOPE" ];

 const MODULE_IMPORTED = true;

 const MODULE_URI = __URI__;

 // Will import SUBMODULE_IMPORTED into scope.

 Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm");

 XPCOMUtils.importRelative(this, "import_sub_module.jsm");

 // Prepare two scopes that we can import the submodule into.

 var scope1 = { __URI__: __URI__ };

 var scope2 = { __URI__: __URI__ };

 // First one is the regular path.

 XPCOMUtils.importRelative(scope1, "import_sub_module.jsm");

 scope1.test_obj.i++;

 // Second one is with a different path (leads to the same file).

 XPCOMUtils.importRelative(scope2, "duh/../import_sub_module.jsm");

 // test_obj belongs to import_sub_module.jsm and has a mutable field name i, if

 // the two modules are actually the same, then they'll share the same value.

 // We'll leave it up to test_import_module.js to check that this variable is

 // true.

 var same_scope = (scope1.test_obj.i == scope2.test_obj.i);

 // Check that importRelative can also import into a given scope

 var testScope = {};

 XPCOMUtils.importRelative(this, "import_sub_module.jsm", testScope);

 var SUBMODULE_IMPORTED_TO_SCOPE = testScope.SUBMODULE_IMPORTED;