Jory

Jun 28 2009, 11:32 AM

Oh, I do know how to solve the compatebillity issue: Upon registration, you get a username. Each code also has a "codename". Both these names are valid Javascript class/variable names. Then if I where to want to make a code called "Banner Rotator", it would be something like this:

Code:

 

Jory.BannerRotator.execute()
{
// My code here
}

That way, if somebody else wants to make a banner rotator, it would be in otherpersonsusername.BannerRotator.execute(). (FYI, execute() gets automatically called by our hypothetical system. )

Do note I'm not sure this exact syntax is valid in Javascript. But I'm sure there is something close enough.

Code:

 

var Jory = {
BannerRotator:{
execute:function(){
// do something
}}}

Code:

 

var Jory = new Object();
Jory.BannerRotator = new Object();
Jory.BannerRotator.execute = function(){
// do something
}

Code:

 

// these are Jory's codes
var Jory = {
BannerRotator: {
execute:function(){
// do some BannerRotator code here, I guess
}
},
DestroyYourBoard: {
execute:function(){
// put a code to destroy your board here
}
},
DecimateTheUniverse: {
execute:function(){
// you get the drift
}
},
BeReallyCool: {
execute:function(){
// indeed
}
}
}

Code:

 

var Jory = {
BannerRotator:function(){
// do some banner rotation here.... woooot!
},
DestroyYourBoard:function(){
// and so on
},
DecimateTheUniverse:function(){
// ... do I even need this here anymore? :O
},
BeReallyCool:function(){
// yep.
}
}