What do you mean by "That way as you pull in the module you can
provide it a mock event dispatcher in a text context."?
I usually use a library whenever I create an application, so within
these modules i'd probably do something like this, assuming I'm using
jQuery:
$('#clickme').bind('click', function () {
PubSub.publish('sometopic');
})
On Jul 20, 12:48 am, Sam Foster <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yeah that looks like a good way to do it using the module pattern.
> That way as you pull in the module you can provide it a mock event
> dispatcher in a text context. It needn't be global - the point is the
> module you pass it to doesn't need to know where it came from or what
> it does, only that it has publish and subscribe methods. You need some
> agreement on what your events look like too obviously.
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> > Say you have 2 modules on a page. Would you recommend setting each
> > module up using the module pattern, returning a method to initialize
> > the module, and passing each module a global PubSub object which can
> > be used to publish and listen for events?
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