On 03/23/2010 06:15 PM, caio ariede wrote:
> I have a variable called __static_path, defined before all <script> that
> indicates where my static contents is stored.
>
> In the code generated by qooxdoo I have the following line:
>
> var libinfo =
> {"__out__":{"sourceUri":"static/script"},"chat":{"resourceUri":"static/resource",
>
>
> That I configures through config.json:
>
> 64 "build-script" :
> 65 {
> 66 "compile-options" :
> 67 {
> ...
> 76 "uris" :
> 77 {
> 78 "script" : "static/script",
> 79 "resource" : "static/resource"
> 80 }
> 81 }
> 82 }
>
> But how can I specify variable (__static_path) in config.json?
I presume __static_path is somewhat dynamic, so there is no way to have
it at compile time (ie. in the config). If this isn't true and you know
the value of __static_path at compile time, you can use a macro and pass
this in with the invocation of the generator with the -m option (e.g.
generate.py -m StaticPath:<value> ...).
If the __static_path is only known at load time of your application, you
should use the 'decode-uris-plug' (see the thread earlier this week).
This allows you to re-write the URIs used to access resources, using
__static_path (which, obviously, has to be a global variable at this point).
HTH,
T.
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