On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 8:10 PM, Sam Tobin-Hochstadt <[email protected]> wrote: >> System.baseURL // "lib/a.js" ?? > > No, the base url will be an absolute URL, like 'http://example.com/lib/a.js'.
So in /lib/b.js , System.baseURL will return a diff result "http://example.com/lib/b.js"; ? >> var myLoader = new Loader(System, { baseURL: 'mypath/c.js' , fetch:myFetch }) >> >> myLoader.baseURL // 'mypath/c.js' or 'lib/mypath/c.js' or any other value? > > 'mypath/c.js', which is what you provided as the 'baseURL'. > >> myLoader.load('b.js' ...) // load 'lib/mypath/b.js' or 'lib/b.js' ? > > Neither -- this invokes the `fetch` hook with relative url 'b.js', and > the base url 'mypath/c.js' -- it's up to the fetch hook to determine > what to do with it. But 'lib' isn't in either of those arguments > (although `myFetch` might contain a reference to `System.baseURL`). So how do myLoader know what is the URL of the caller?! I mean: I want: /a/*.js myLoader.load('test.js') // load /a/test.js /b/*.js myLoader.load('test.js') // load /b/test.js But myFetch get the identical args: ('test.js', myLoader.baseURL) HOW can myFetch know the correct URL? (Holding System.baseURL seems useless in this case.) >> and what happens if I call myLoader in other code for example which >> url is '/otherpath/' ? > > I don't understand what you're asking here. See above :) -- hax _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
