Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
> Good example. But I think the same effect can be achieved by simply using the
> "standard"
> settings/options mechanism. You can just define a certain function as default
> and override it
> via options.
Yep, that would work nicely, as long as the default settings/options were
exposed -- i.e.
$.fn.plugin.settings = { ... } instead of a closure or local var.
> The challenge is to indentify the functions that can be extracted and
> replaced.
Definitely. It's easy to go a bit crazy and make everything overwritable, which
makes the code
messy. It's a fine balance :-)
Luke
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