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Patrick Mueller commented on CB-1226:
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I wasn't thinking that we'd be doing dynamic weinre injection, but don't have a
big issue with it. Means refactoring the current target code into 3 pieces -
one is the original all-in-one script, another is the thin shell that enables
weinre injection, the last is the injected weinre piece loaded by the thin
shell.
And since you mention Cordova, prolly makes sense to think of weinre being used
as a "plugin", so that when we get the easy-peasy way of adding/removing
plugins to your "app", you can add/remove weinre as needed.
> [weinre] programmatic control of connection from the target
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> Key: CB-1226
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1226
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Wish
> Reporter: Patrick Mueller
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> A few weinre users have expressed an interest in having programmatic control
> over the weinre connection. Basically, to start and stop a weinre session
> from their user-land JavaScript code.
> This shouldn't be a huge deal, refactoring + coming up with "APIs". Where
> the API includes the global object to hang functions/properties off of.
> Presumably, a global named "weinre".
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