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Fred Grott

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Calling javascript in Android Apps Posted: Dec 10, 2008 4:55 AM
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The recommendation is to make wrapper to allow a call such as window.appName.jsFunction for a javascript function that returns some object. I am finding that on the UI libraries that I almost never have to make that call but instead only have to rename the root anonymous fucntion to a named function. For example in this demo:



...there is no call within the html of the form window.AppName.jsfunction although a lot of the js functions in the iUI library return objects.The only thing that I can think of is since these professional UI and other js libs have the returning object js functions as child elements wrapped up in one biug js function that something is different enough in that pattern that to not need such a call.

That means I was calling the CiUI library the wrong way possibly. This is important because there is a speed difference between CiUI an diUI with CiUI being faster,

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