I want to use some of the operations provided by $jit on an already created Spacetree from a Web Worker, and when I try to load it from the worker script using importScripts, of course it complains about the window.$jit statement.
At the moment I have the following hack in place, but would really like to have something more elegant:
if(!importScripts)
$jit = window.$jit;
I know that Extras.js and in other places there are references to window, but I won't be using those functions anyways.
Hi there!
Is there a reason why JIT uses window.$jit to define $jit as a global variable? Can't we define $jit outside the anonymous function with "var $jit" (as YUI does, see http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2006/06/01/global-domination/#comment-45762)?
I want to use some of the operations provided by $jit on an already created Spacetree from a Web Worker, and when I try to load it from the worker script using importScripts, of course it complains about the window.$jit statement.
At the moment I have the following hack in place, but would really like to have something more elegant: if(!importScripts) $jit = window.$jit;
I know that Extras.js and in other places there are references to window, but I won't be using those functions anyways.
Thanks