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A “simple” way to remove the “include” statement in Titanium
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I have a very big Appcelerator Titanium application with more that 100 Javascript files "included" in my main app.js :
Ti.include(
'source/myApp.js',
'source/license.js',
'source/libs/Gibberish-AES.js', 'source/libs/myTools.js', 'source/libs/ui.js',
'source/libs/fileViewer.js','source/libs/dropDown.js','source/libs/datePicker.js', 'source/libs/fileViewer.js',
'source/obj/dropbox.js','source/obj/cfg.js','source/obj/db.js','source/obj/hphone.js','source/obj/people.js','source/obj/testTA.js','source/obj/testEP.js', 'source/obj/testSA.js',
'source/agramm/agramm.js','source/agramm/agrammSave.js','source/agramm/agrammSave2.js','source/agramm/agrammAuto.js',
'source/agramm/agrammLoad.js','source/agramm/agrammLoad2.js', 'source/agramm/agrammCustomer.js', 'source/agramm/agrammReport.js',
'source/agramm/testCommon.js',
'source/vocal/vocal.js',
'source/earprot/earprot.js',
'source/configure/setup.js',
'source/configure/people/peopleHome.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTests.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTest.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleEdit.js','source/configure/people/peopleCompare.js',
'source/configure/hphone/hphoneHome.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneEdit.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibration.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibHelp.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibDefault.js',
'source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigHome.js','source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigCompanyInfo.js',
'source/configure/dataManage/dataManageHome.js',
'source/configure/information/informationHome.js','source/configure/information/informationTranslate.js','source/configure/information/informationHelp.js','source/configure/information/informationDebug.js'
);
Each one of those javascript files has the following structure:
informationHome={
bAutoPlay:false, // Flag for auto-audiogram
aiAutoFrequencies:, // sequence of frequencies index to play
iAutoNumFrequencies:0, // Number of frequencies to play (1 to 11)
iAutoFrequencyIndex:0, // Frequency array index
};
informationHome.buildUI = function() {
informationHome.win= new Window({
isTopToolbar:true,
title:I('Information'),
name:'informationHome',
isBottomToolbar:false,
backgroundImage:myApp.theme.bgImageDetailIpad,
});
var backBtn = new Button({
title:I('Back'),
style:'toolbar',
width:90,
image:'/images/toolBarIcons/Wht_Back.png',
clickEvent:function(e){
informationHome.win.close(true);
},
});
informationHome.win.leftNavButton(backBtn.view);
informationHome.show = function() {
informationHome.buildUI();
informationHome.fillTable();
informationHome.win.open(true);
};
Doing so when I have to use this module functions I simply invoke
informationHome.Show()
Now it happens that from Titanium SDK 6.3.0 the "include" statement has been deprecated in favor of CommonJS. I read all about CommonnJS but I found only example that force "major" changes to all of those 100 javascripts and it lead to a mess of regression errors.
Id there any easy way that leave the 100 javascripts intact whith minimum changes that let me use any variables of function defined internally avoiding me to explicit witch one to export and so on?
Thanks for any provided help.
javascript include titanium appcelerator appcelerator-titanium
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
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I have a very big Appcelerator Titanium application with more that 100 Javascript files "included" in my main app.js :
Ti.include(
'source/myApp.js',
'source/license.js',
'source/libs/Gibberish-AES.js', 'source/libs/myTools.js', 'source/libs/ui.js',
'source/libs/fileViewer.js','source/libs/dropDown.js','source/libs/datePicker.js', 'source/libs/fileViewer.js',
'source/obj/dropbox.js','source/obj/cfg.js','source/obj/db.js','source/obj/hphone.js','source/obj/people.js','source/obj/testTA.js','source/obj/testEP.js', 'source/obj/testSA.js',
'source/agramm/agramm.js','source/agramm/agrammSave.js','source/agramm/agrammSave2.js','source/agramm/agrammAuto.js',
'source/agramm/agrammLoad.js','source/agramm/agrammLoad2.js', 'source/agramm/agrammCustomer.js', 'source/agramm/agrammReport.js',
'source/agramm/testCommon.js',
'source/vocal/vocal.js',
'source/earprot/earprot.js',
'source/configure/setup.js',
'source/configure/people/peopleHome.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTests.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTest.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleEdit.js','source/configure/people/peopleCompare.js',
'source/configure/hphone/hphoneHome.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneEdit.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibration.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibHelp.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibDefault.js',
'source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigHome.js','source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigCompanyInfo.js',
'source/configure/dataManage/dataManageHome.js',
'source/configure/information/informationHome.js','source/configure/information/informationTranslate.js','source/configure/information/informationHelp.js','source/configure/information/informationDebug.js'
);
Each one of those javascript files has the following structure:
informationHome={
bAutoPlay:false, // Flag for auto-audiogram
aiAutoFrequencies:, // sequence of frequencies index to play
iAutoNumFrequencies:0, // Number of frequencies to play (1 to 11)
iAutoFrequencyIndex:0, // Frequency array index
};
informationHome.buildUI = function() {
informationHome.win= new Window({
isTopToolbar:true,
title:I('Information'),
name:'informationHome',
isBottomToolbar:false,
backgroundImage:myApp.theme.bgImageDetailIpad,
});
var backBtn = new Button({
title:I('Back'),
style:'toolbar',
width:90,
image:'/images/toolBarIcons/Wht_Back.png',
clickEvent:function(e){
informationHome.win.close(true);
},
});
informationHome.win.leftNavButton(backBtn.view);
informationHome.show = function() {
informationHome.buildUI();
informationHome.fillTable();
informationHome.win.open(true);
};
Doing so when I have to use this module functions I simply invoke
informationHome.Show()
Now it happens that from Titanium SDK 6.3.0 the "include" statement has been deprecated in favor of CommonJS. I read all about CommonnJS but I found only example that force "major" changes to all of those 100 javascripts and it lead to a mess of regression errors.
Id there any easy way that leave the 100 javascripts intact whith minimum changes that let me use any variables of function defined internally avoiding me to explicit witch one to export and so on?
Thanks for any provided help.
javascript include titanium appcelerator appcelerator-titanium
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
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Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
– miga
Jan 1 at 13:09
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I have a very big Appcelerator Titanium application with more that 100 Javascript files "included" in my main app.js :
Ti.include(
'source/myApp.js',
'source/license.js',
'source/libs/Gibberish-AES.js', 'source/libs/myTools.js', 'source/libs/ui.js',
'source/libs/fileViewer.js','source/libs/dropDown.js','source/libs/datePicker.js', 'source/libs/fileViewer.js',
'source/obj/dropbox.js','source/obj/cfg.js','source/obj/db.js','source/obj/hphone.js','source/obj/people.js','source/obj/testTA.js','source/obj/testEP.js', 'source/obj/testSA.js',
'source/agramm/agramm.js','source/agramm/agrammSave.js','source/agramm/agrammSave2.js','source/agramm/agrammAuto.js',
'source/agramm/agrammLoad.js','source/agramm/agrammLoad2.js', 'source/agramm/agrammCustomer.js', 'source/agramm/agrammReport.js',
'source/agramm/testCommon.js',
'source/vocal/vocal.js',
'source/earprot/earprot.js',
'source/configure/setup.js',
'source/configure/people/peopleHome.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTests.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTest.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleEdit.js','source/configure/people/peopleCompare.js',
'source/configure/hphone/hphoneHome.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneEdit.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibration.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibHelp.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibDefault.js',
'source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigHome.js','source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigCompanyInfo.js',
'source/configure/dataManage/dataManageHome.js',
'source/configure/information/informationHome.js','source/configure/information/informationTranslate.js','source/configure/information/informationHelp.js','source/configure/information/informationDebug.js'
);
Each one of those javascript files has the following structure:
informationHome={
bAutoPlay:false, // Flag for auto-audiogram
aiAutoFrequencies:, // sequence of frequencies index to play
iAutoNumFrequencies:0, // Number of frequencies to play (1 to 11)
iAutoFrequencyIndex:0, // Frequency array index
};
informationHome.buildUI = function() {
informationHome.win= new Window({
isTopToolbar:true,
title:I('Information'),
name:'informationHome',
isBottomToolbar:false,
backgroundImage:myApp.theme.bgImageDetailIpad,
});
var backBtn = new Button({
title:I('Back'),
style:'toolbar',
width:90,
image:'/images/toolBarIcons/Wht_Back.png',
clickEvent:function(e){
informationHome.win.close(true);
},
});
informationHome.win.leftNavButton(backBtn.view);
informationHome.show = function() {
informationHome.buildUI();
informationHome.fillTable();
informationHome.win.open(true);
};
Doing so when I have to use this module functions I simply invoke
informationHome.Show()
Now it happens that from Titanium SDK 6.3.0 the "include" statement has been deprecated in favor of CommonJS. I read all about CommonnJS but I found only example that force "major" changes to all of those 100 javascripts and it lead to a mess of regression errors.
Id there any easy way that leave the 100 javascripts intact whith minimum changes that let me use any variables of function defined internally avoiding me to explicit witch one to export and so on?
Thanks for any provided help.
javascript include titanium appcelerator appcelerator-titanium
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
I have a very big Appcelerator Titanium application with more that 100 Javascript files "included" in my main app.js :
Ti.include(
'source/myApp.js',
'source/license.js',
'source/libs/Gibberish-AES.js', 'source/libs/myTools.js', 'source/libs/ui.js',
'source/libs/fileViewer.js','source/libs/dropDown.js','source/libs/datePicker.js', 'source/libs/fileViewer.js',
'source/obj/dropbox.js','source/obj/cfg.js','source/obj/db.js','source/obj/hphone.js','source/obj/people.js','source/obj/testTA.js','source/obj/testEP.js', 'source/obj/testSA.js',
'source/agramm/agramm.js','source/agramm/agrammSave.js','source/agramm/agrammSave2.js','source/agramm/agrammAuto.js',
'source/agramm/agrammLoad.js','source/agramm/agrammLoad2.js', 'source/agramm/agrammCustomer.js', 'source/agramm/agrammReport.js',
'source/agramm/testCommon.js',
'source/vocal/vocal.js',
'source/earprot/earprot.js',
'source/configure/setup.js',
'source/configure/people/peopleHome.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTests.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleTest.js', 'source/configure/people/peopleEdit.js','source/configure/people/peopleCompare.js',
'source/configure/hphone/hphoneHome.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneEdit.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibration.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibHelp.js', 'source/configure/hphone/hphoneCalibDefault.js',
'source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigHome.js','source/configure/baseConfig/baseConfigCompanyInfo.js',
'source/configure/dataManage/dataManageHome.js',
'source/configure/information/informationHome.js','source/configure/information/informationTranslate.js','source/configure/information/informationHelp.js','source/configure/information/informationDebug.js'
);
Each one of those javascript files has the following structure:
informationHome={
bAutoPlay:false, // Flag for auto-audiogram
aiAutoFrequencies:, // sequence of frequencies index to play
iAutoNumFrequencies:0, // Number of frequencies to play (1 to 11)
iAutoFrequencyIndex:0, // Frequency array index
};
informationHome.buildUI = function() {
informationHome.win= new Window({
isTopToolbar:true,
title:I('Information'),
name:'informationHome',
isBottomToolbar:false,
backgroundImage:myApp.theme.bgImageDetailIpad,
});
var backBtn = new Button({
title:I('Back'),
style:'toolbar',
width:90,
image:'/images/toolBarIcons/Wht_Back.png',
clickEvent:function(e){
informationHome.win.close(true);
},
});
informationHome.win.leftNavButton(backBtn.view);
informationHome.show = function() {
informationHome.buildUI();
informationHome.fillTable();
informationHome.win.open(true);
};
Doing so when I have to use this module functions I simply invoke
informationHome.Show()
Now it happens that from Titanium SDK 6.3.0 the "include" statement has been deprecated in favor of CommonJS. I read all about CommonnJS but I found only example that force "major" changes to all of those 100 javascripts and it lead to a mess of regression errors.
Id there any easy way that leave the 100 javascripts intact whith minimum changes that let me use any variables of function defined internally avoiding me to explicit witch one to export and so on?
Thanks for any provided help.
javascript include titanium appcelerator appcelerator-titanium
javascript include titanium appcelerator appcelerator-titanium
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
edited Jan 2 at 9:47
Rene Pot
21k45885
21k45885
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
asked Jan 1 at 10:32
Vincenzo CoccioloVincenzo Cocciolo
63
63
3
Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
– miga
Jan 1 at 13:09
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Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
– miga
Jan 1 at 13:09
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Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
– miga
Jan 1 at 13:09
Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
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Jan 1 at 13:09
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Possible duplicate of appcelerator workaround for ti.include not working
– miga
Jan 1 at 13:09