--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jeroen Vanattenhoven
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> Is it possible to load .js files via js-code? With this I mean: is it
> possible to create packages like in Java and use them with something
> like import io.gis.something? If not, is there an alternative f
> Is it possible to load .js files via js-code? With this I mean: is
it possible to create packages like in Java and use them with
something like import io.gis.something? If not, is there an
alternative for JavaScript? Because if you create a whole application
(OO) with a lot of .js-files, it looks
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Andre M. Winter - Carto.net"
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> it is interesting to see this working! i wonder if this is a feature or
> a bug, from my understanding of ECMAScript this should not work.
I don't understand that comment at all, ECMAScript as defin
hi martin,
it is interesting to see this working! i wonder if this is a feature or
a bug, from my understanding of ECMAScript this should not work.
andré
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andre m. winter,
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Well, I know Dojo Toolkit (AJAX) has a built-in package support. You can
import Dojo JS libraries with JS code. Something like
dojo.Require(packagename).
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:
> hi martin,
>
> it is interesting to see this working! i wonder if this is a feature or
> a bug, from my
hi martin,
thanks for illuminating hereon. i thought that a script needs to be
interpreted onload for security reasons (just like cross domain
scripting). it is nice to see this working.
anyhow it is a bit confusing. one needs to go through the DOM to add a
script tag that gets interpreted on
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