Yeah that could be added. But I think it's rare that you'd ever want to destroy a
widget that you already have loaded up (might need it again?). You can overwrite
objects without any trouble. I do have a reload() method in there that's broken at
the moment for some reason. So you will be able to overwrite functions, variables, or
objects on the fly.
Regards,
Dan Steinman
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 12:42:45PM -0800, Raymond Irving wrote:
> Brain Storm...
>
> How about the ability to unload a script, widget or a
> library? Now that would be cool!
>
> P.S. such a feature could be used in places where a
> lot of widgets are needed but not at the same time.
>
> --
> Raymond Irving
> ===========================
> Wisdom Is > Weapons Of War
>
>
> --- Dan Steinman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >dynapi.library.add(objectName,objectSrc,dependedObjects,packageName);
>
> Examples:
>
>
> dynapi.library.addPackage('mypackage','mypackage/');
> dynapi.library.addPackage('mypackage.tools',
> 'mypackage/tools/');
> dynapi.library.add('MyObject0', 'obj0.js', null,
> 'mypackage/tools/');
> dynapi.library.add('MyObject1', 'obj1.js',
> 'MyObject0',
> 'mypackage/tools');
> // when a package is assigned in add(), the src
> location becomes
> relative to the package path
>
>
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