my problem is that i have two js file (1.js, 2.js), in both has the same functionality , methods(or like a copy of file). now i want to call a function (like _finish() ) from one js(1.js) file to another js file(2.js) file. can anyone give a solution.
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2 Answers
Create your own namespace and pull all "public" methods (to your application) in there.
1.js
window.yourspace = window.yourspace || {};
window.yourspace.app = (function() {
var foo = 1;
return {
publicfunction: function() {
alert('hello world');
}
};
}());
2.js
window.yourspace = window.yourspace || {};
if( yourspace )
yourspace.app.publicfunction();
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I agree with jAndy. In your case you must use namespaces.
For example, if you have script one defining variable a and then the second script defining it's own variable a, when the 2 scripts are put together, the last script executed by the browser overwrites the a variable :
//script 1
var a = 'script 1 value';
// ...
//script2
var a = 'script 2 value';
// ...
alert(a);
When you execute the above example, you'll see that the second script has redefined your a variable. So, the best way to do this without having name conflicts is using namespaces:
//script 1
script1Namespace.a = 'script 1 value';
// ...
//script2
script2Namespace.a = 'script 2 value';
// ...
alert(script1Namespace.a);
alert(script2Namespace.a);
