one way is to include both files, in correct order, from container (like
an HTML file). The trick is, both files appear in global scope, so 2nd
one should see the defs of the 1st one (but not the other way around)
<script type="text/javascript" src="a.js"> <!-- defines foxyproxy -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="b.js"> <!-- uses foxyproxy -->
the other way is to use XmlHttpRequest to retrieve source of a.js while
running b.js (and then eval source of a.js). Of course, usual caveats
with using eval apply.
HTH
Eric H. Jung wrote:
Hi,
In file a.js, I define:
var foxyproxy = {...};
In file b.js, I'd like to define:
foxyproxy.foo = function() { ... };
but this yields a "foxyproxy is not defined" error in b.js. Is there anyway to
do this in separate
files?
Thanks,
Eric Jung
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