On 10/18/2011 09:44 AM, MikeschTheCat wrote:
> Hello,
>
> my Application.js is now very big, how can i split my application in small
> files
> like this structure:
>
> source/class/MyApp/Application.js //
> qx.Class.define("MyApp.Application",{...});
> source/class/MyApp/AddOns/Helper.js //
> qx.Class.define("MyApp.AddOns.Helper",{...});
>
>
> The Files are on the right place and will read successfully (./generate.py
> -v source)
> But i cannot use the functions in the MyApp.AddOns.Helper Class :=(
> Tested with: var test = new MyApp.AddOns.Helper.MyFunction();
So what error do you get? Where did you put this line "var test = ..."?
The line looks weird anyway. If your class is MyApp.AddOns.Helper, as
you write, the instantiation is "new MyApp.AddOns.Helper(...)". The
dangling "MyFunction()" is disturbing. If this is a static method,
invoke it directly, without the "new" operator:
var test = MyApp.AddOns.Helper.MyFunction();
If it is an instance method, you need to do two steps:
var test = new MyApp.AddOns.Helper(); // instantiation
test.MyFunction(); // method invocation
T.
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