Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Upgrade questions library

[Michael B. <mi...@mi...>]

Arghhh 

I can't believe it, I totally missed that one...
Hats of to you Ray :) It's been raining here in Sweden... yep that's it....

hehe



> Hi,
> 
> Notice that you're using dynapi.library.path before
> you call the dynapi.library.setPath() function.
> 
> This should be the correct way:
> 
> dynapi.library.setPath('../src/');
> 
> // add your packages after
> // you've set the library path
> dynapi.library.addPackage('bystrom',dynapi.library,path);
> dynapi.library.add('bystrom.Button','bystrom/gui/button.js');
> 
> The above should now work but personally I would write
> it like this:
> 
> dynapi.library.addPackage('bystrom',dynapi.library,path+'bystrom/');
> dynapi.library.add('bystrom.Button','gui/button.js','DynLayer');
> // where the Button is Dependent on the DynLayer
> object
> 
> 
> --
> Raymond Irving
> 
> 
> --- Michael Bystrom <mi...@mi...>
> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> Ok it's sorta working then hehe :) I started to look
>> into this but there are
>> soooo much new code, need to get that feeling you
>> know...
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Problem 2)
>> 
>> There would be to much typing for this so I took 2
>> screen shoots to show
>> In sort; the packages are not loaded if added inside
>> main html document.
>> I'm under the impression that this should work?
>> 
>> Here is a working test
>> 
> http://www.michaelbystrom.com/download/dev/ok-lib.gif
>> 
>> Not working
>> 
> http://www.michaelbystrom.com/download/dev/no-lib.gif
>> 
>> am I doing something wrong?
>> 
>> For developers that only what to add their own litte
>> widget this should be
>> the way don't you think
>> 
>> Michael
>> 
>> 
>>> I see the problem. The library system is not
>>> respecting the object's namespace.
>>> 
>>> The attached file is a quick fix. But library.js
>> will
>>> still register dynapi.gui.Button as being loaded
>> even
>>> though it's not loaded.
>>> Remember that if you use
>>> dynapi.library.include('Button') it will load the
>> last
>>> Button object that was added to the library. If
>> you
>>> need to load specific libraries then you will have
>> to
>>> use their full names:
>>> dynapi.library.include('bystrom.Button')
>>> or
>>> dynapi.library.include(dynapi.gui.Button')
>>> 
>>> PS. This temp fix has not been tested with
>>> dependencies. Dan will have to look more into this
>>> problem.
>>> --
>>> Raymond Irving