Good day. I have a problem where, when you place your functions that add controls to a panel in another file, then they don't work. Have a look at this example:
This works fine (when everything is in one file):
# myFile.jsx
myButton.onClick = function () {
var myWindow = new Window("dialog", "My Dialog");
var myPanel = myWindow.add("panel", undefined, "Panel Title");
myPanel.alignment = "fill";
localAddButton(myPanel);
myWindow.show();
}
function localAddButton(panel) {
panel.add("button", undefined, "OK");
}
But this does not work (when things live in different files):
# myFile.jsx
#include "otherFile.jsx"
myButton.onClick = function () {
var myWindow = new Window("dialog", "My Dialog");
var myPanel = myWindow.add("panel", undefined, "Panel Title");
myPanel.alignment = "fill";
otherAddButton(myPanel);
myWindow.show();
}
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# otherFile.jsx
function otherAddButton(panel) {
panel.add("button", undefined, "OK");
}
Note that this is definitely not a problem with my include or paths or anything. I can import functions and variables just fine. This is a small example, but in practise this is quite a large hinderance to a project because it means all our tools need to live in one single file. Or we have to copy-paste the same functions into multiple files. Is there any temporary solution to this issue?
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