require("...") in a js macro ?

[FrD]

Hi,

I've written two js macros, and part of the code is the same.

So I've put this part in a function (say : myUtilFunction) in another tiddler (say : Utils.js, application/javascript, and module-type : library). At the end : exports.myUtilFunction = myUtilFunction;

Now I'm trying to make this function available int the two macros.

So in the twos macros, before "exports.name = ...", I have :

var myUtilFunction = require("Utils.js").myUtilFunction;

It doesn't work, the error message reads : myUtilFunction is not a function.

I've already used this way in writing a widget and it worked. Is there a pb with macros ?

Any help welcome !

Regards

FrD

[FrD]

Hi,

Sorry, I found a typo in my Utils.js tiddler : I wrote export. ... instead of exports. ...

My bad.

Everything's fine now.

Regards

FrD

[PMario]

On Friday, July 20, 2018 at 10:32:07 PM UTC+2, FrD wrote:

So I've put this part in a function (say : myUtilFunction) in another tiddler (say : Utils.js, application/javascript, and module-type : library). At the end : exports.myUtilFunction = myUtilFunction;

Did you define myUtliFunctin like this?

function myUtilFunction(a, b, c, ..) {

}

-m

[FrD]

Hi PMario,

Most of the time I prefer to define a function this way (in particular for a library) :

var myUtilFunction = function(a,b,c, ..) {

}

Regards

FrD