I fear you'll have to revert part of the last change (to pyeval), it accesses _t using the full dotted path because it is loaded before _t being made available. Thus the base aliasing `var _t = instance.web._t;` will result in _t always being `undefined`.
I fear you'll have to revert part of the last change (to pyeval), it accesses _t using the full dotted path because it is loaded before _t being made available. Thus the base aliasing `var _t = instance.web._t;` will result in _t always being `undefined`.