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custom:javascript [2018/12/27 19:47] – Added link to JS Libraries index digital mancustom:javascript [2018/12/27 20:03] – [load] include link to 'load' dir page, use writeln() intead of print() in examples digital man
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 The Synchronet JavaScript object model includes a global method: ''load()'' (a closely-related ''require()'' method was added in v3.17). The Synchronet JavaScript object model includes a global method: ''load()'' (a closely-related ''require()'' method was added in v3.17).
  
-The ''load'' method is used to compile and execute an external script from within a //parent// script. It is most often used to load numeric constants and object definitions from files in the ''[[dir:exec]]/load'' directory as these definitions (e.g. ''sbbsdefs.js'') and object libraries (e.g. ''graphic.js'') enable code re-use and sharing among modules, saving us JS programmers and lot of typing and redundancy.+The ''load'' method is used to compile and execute an external script from within a //parent// script. It is most often used to load numeric constants and object definitions from files in the ''[[dir:exec]]/[[dir:load]]'' directory as these definitions (e.g. ''sbbsdefs.js'') and object libraries (e.g. ''graphic.js'') enable code re-use and sharing among modules, saving us JS programmers and lot of typing and redundancy.
  
 There are 3 primary ways to use the ''load'' method: There are 3 primary ways to use the ''load'' method:
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 var queue = load(true, 'myscript.js', 1, 2, 3); var queue = load(true, 'myscript.js', 1, 2, 3);
 var value = queue.read(1000); var value = queue.read(1000);
-print(value);+writeln(value);
 </code> </code>
  
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 lib.do_thing(); lib.do_thing();
 if(lib.status_good == true) if(lib.status_good == true)
-    print('good');+    writeln('good');
 else else
     alert('bad');     alert('bad');

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