I am working on cordova-js for the playbook today. Mostly just testing and verification but I will be careful to not check anything in.
It sounds like Drew verified that BlackBerry works find and I am doing the final testing on PlayBook. On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 10:57 AM, Patrick Mueller <[email protected]> wrote: > OK, I pushed the changes up to my github clone: > > https://github.com/pmuellr/incubator-cordova-js/tree/CB-280/lib > > Nice, flat directory trees. The commit comment is below. > > Any more sheds to paint? I need to test this on Android and iOS, but think > it's ready to be committed. I'll need to fetch the latest master, rebase, > rebuild, and then commit. This will leave anyone with commits outstanding > with some "directory move" merges to make, so ... > > IS ANYONE PLANNING ON COMMITTING TO incubator-cordova-js TODAY??? > > ===== snip ===== > 2nd try at file refactoring > So, this time, I moved the 'lib' directory to 'lib0' > for the time being, and use the script 'build/split-cordova.sh' > to rebuild a new 'lib' directory. > > That directory has the following contents: > > lib/android - platform specific > lib/blackberry - platform specific > lib/common - common modules > lib/cordova.js - base cordova module > lib/errgen - platform specific > lib/ios - platform specific > lib/playbook - platform specific > lib/scripts - platform specific > lib/test - common scripts (not modules) > lib/webworks - platform specific > lib/wp7 - platform specific > > All the files in lib/ with the exception of lib/scripts are > modules, and they're all sitting at the same 'level'. So, to > build a copy of the source modules for android, you can do > the following: > > cp -R lib/common gen/android > cp -R lib/android gen/android > > 'platform specific' files overwrite any 'common' files, > per the order of the cp commands above. > ===== snip ===== > > -- > Patrick Mueller > http://muellerware.org > -- Gord Tanner Senior Developer / Code Poet tinyHippos Inc. @tinyhippos
