>It's actually quite simple - user-defined global variables/functions are
>stored in the window object.
>An example:
>
> if(!window.DynAPI) {
> }
Thanks A LOT, with Michael's example, these are 2 nice ways for a thing I
was desesperated for.
>But the way you want to use this (auto-importing, that is) introduces a
>whole different problem though.
>
>Imagine a file A.js that requires B.js and checks if the file already has
>been loaded else loads it (with writing a SCRIPT tag) the required file
>(B.js) is loaded _after_ the current JavaScript-block or file has been
>executed - not inserted instead of the SCRIPT tag that was written.
>
>If you can come up with a solution I'll be more than interested!
I remeber I had some problems with IE about such things, but I'll think of
it (in fact, I have an idea right now, but haven't got the time to write it
down)... :-(
If I manage to write a working small prototype I'll post it in this list,
as it might help.
Marc
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