Re: [Dynapi-Dev] include method

[Scott A. L. <sc...@sc...>]

We could just do this:

src = src.split(".").join("/")

That would transform "core.gui.widget" into "core/gui/widget"

We would have to be careful with files ending in ".js" so they aren't
interpreted as "core/gui/widget/js"

RE duplicate includes: I have some sample scripts that include the
utility files they need to function.  For example, a certain widget
script would include the colorops.js, slide.js, etc. from inside itself,
without me having to declare it in the main document.  However, if a
script has already been included then we could save a little
time/resources by skipping those files if requested again.

Robert Rainwater wrote:
> 
> > Am I the only one who hates having to name my scripts after the path to
> > them? :-)
> >
> > core.gui.window.js
> > core.ibs.scroll.js
> > core.sa.this.js
> > core.api.that.js
> 
> I've never figured out why the dynapi files were named that way.  In java
> core.gui.window.js would mean core/gui/window.js.  That seems more
> logical to me as well.  And since we are using a directory scheme,
> there shouldn't be a problem with files having the same name.
> 
> > Also: there was a proposed patch a SourceForge that would have prevented
> > scripts from being loaded twice, but never implemented.  Was there
> > something wrong with this approach?
> 
> The fix can easily be dropped in the include method.  But, I'm still not
> sure why its needed.  Its only a couple of lines so I guess it
> wouldn't hurt...
> 
> Robert
> 
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