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Subject: Re: Include JSTalk framework in a project?
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On May 11, 2012, at 10:45 AM, Kyle Swank wrote:

> This is fantastic and something I hadn't considered.
>=20
> How would you include GTMScriptRunner?

You could include the source, or you could put it in your =
Contents/PlugIns folder of your app bundle, and then load it dynamically =
(though=85 JSTalk might automatically do that for you.  It'd be nice if =
it did anyway).

> Basically all I'm doing right now is creating a JSTalk item and
> telling it to execute a script inside the bundle.
>=20
> What I am very curious about is how to use the JSTalk:include:
> method.

That's for use from within a jstalk script, as a way to load and execute =
a supporting script of some sort.

(as an aside, I've recently found out that JSEvaluateScript isn't =
reentrant, so "bad things" might happen when you use this from within a =
script.  I haven't encountered any problems with it yet though, but I'll =
have to figure out another way of doing this in the future).

> So far I've tried to use it, but it keeps telling me it cannot find
> the script. Is there a default location it looks? Or do I need to
> provide the full path? Both scripts are in the same folder inside the
> app bundle.

You can pass the full path, or you can add the original script path to =
JSTalk's environment as "scriptURL", and it will figure out where to =
load it from based on that.

> Thank you again for your help. I really appreciate it.

No problem, and let us know if you run into any more issues.

-gus

-- =20

August 'Gus' Mueller
Flying Meat Inc.
http://flyingmeat.com/