Vicnet wrote:
> That's OK now.
>
> Thank you for your hep.
>
> I had multiple errors:
> - in my local papaparse.amd.json, I declare only 'papaparse' : '.'
> instead of 'papaparse' : 'papaparse'
> (there is only one js file papaparse(.min).js in papaparse dir)
> - I declare imports : { 'papaparse' } instead of { 'Papa' -> 'papaparse' }
> I saw that this is transformed in a require statement
> require(['papaparse], function(Papa) {...
>
> I suppose that Papa was available (in Workspace too) on linux because
> the papparse js file was just loaded but not injected in my package.
> With only this declaration imports :{ 'papa' -> 'papaparse' }, without
> amd correction, 'papa' variable was nil inside my package classses.
You should definitely use 'papa', not 'Papa'. Import variables are meant
as "local variables" of the package, so lowercase (uppercase was not
envisioned, so not supported, even if that might work atm). Using
uppercase, you:
1) make the access slower (Uppercase variables must be treated specially)
2) can shadow it with smalltalk class named Papa
3) can shadow an error in the loading mechanism, because you may as well
use plain JS global Papa.
> On linux, library was loaded and global function executed but not on
> windows ?
>
> Now, it is ok in two systems.
> Thanks,
>
> a+
> Vicnet
>
> Le lundi 4 mai 2015 20:32:53 UTC+2, Herby a écrit :
>
> And if course, use same solution on all platforms.
>
> Dňa 4. mája 2015 18:46:45 CEST používateľ Vicnet <
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> <javascript:>> napísal:
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> I add "shim" : { "papaparse": { "exports": "Papa" } } in
> papaparse.amd.json
> and do a grunt devel.
>
> config.js is filled with these informations and the.js also
> contains the same values.
>
> But if I enter Papa in Workspace and Ctrl-p, I get nil.
>
> Remark: I am not using shim on linux and it is OK. I see the pb
> only on windows.
> Remark2: if I enter a random string and do Ctrl-P , nil is
> displayed and also a error window. With Papa, only nil is
> displayed, no error window.
> A init pb ?
>
> a+
> Vincent
>
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