Including other files
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Latest revision as of 16:31, 31 October 2013
Because the standard Javascript language does not have the notion of a script file we added some extensions to include a script file from another one.
[edit] Syntax
#include "file1.js" #require "file2.js"
IMPORTANT: There's no semicolon at end, these are not Javascript instructions.
The #require form prevents repeated inclusion of same file. This is the preferred form unless you have special requirements.
The #include form includes the specified file unconditionally.
[edit] Limitations
Since the inclusion is performed at parsing time the file name must be a string literal, it cannot be a variable.
File inclusion cannot occur inside an instruction or function.
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