Hello.
I have two basic questions which rised when I tried to understand the
core code for the second time.
1. main.js contains functions which are not defined there (for
instance, displayMessage). How JavaScript processor understands where
to find thos functions? Should I think of it as just "ok, there are
some .js scripts and in the end they are put together in one big
script and there all the definitions are present" or there's some more
structure in this? I guess this is something to do with the
"recipes"..
2. There's Eric's insideTW which allows to track dependencies and to
see what is included in the each .js piece; but what it has to do with
those recipes? Also, the code in [1] and [2] slightly differs (for
instance, main in [1] begins as
function main()
and in the [2] as
main =function main()
) -- is it some sort of automatic reprocessing and everything is
syncronized nonetheless?
Also, can anyone suggest a good intro for reading scripts with jQuery
usage (rather than writing; I mean those
$(function() {
// jquery goes here
});
and other "strange" constructions)?
[1] http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/core/js/main.js
[2] http://www.tiddlytools.com/insideTW/#main
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