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@@ -57,27 +57,6 @@ function always_resolve(callback) {
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* // which can either be stored in a file or interpreted with eval().
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*/
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function createConcatenator () {
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- var defineAmdDefine = function () {
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- var path = require('path');
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- return ($AMDEFINE_SRC$)();
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- };
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-
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- // The createAmdefineString is hack to help injecting amdefine into the concatenated output.
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- //
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- // Usually, the line 'var define = require('amdefine')(module), requirejs = define.require;'
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- // is needed when using amdefine with node and npm installed.
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- // var f = require('amdefine') itself returns one big self-sufficient function which must be called
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- // as f(module) to get the define you can use.
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- //
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- // However, amdefine needs the definition of the 'path' variable (node's internal 'path' module).
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- // To create this dependency the defineAmdDefine() function is used which defines
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- // the path variable first and adds a placeholder for the amdefine function/sourcecode.
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- // The defineAmdDefine() function is then converted to its string representation
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- // and the placeholder is replaced with the actual sourcecode of the amdefine function.
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- var createAmdefineString = function() {
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- return ('' + defineAmdDefine).replace('$AMDEFINE_SRC$', '' + require('amdefine'));
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- }
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-
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return {
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elements: [],
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ids: [],
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@@ -92,7 +71,7 @@ function createConcatenator () {
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},
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start: function () {
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this.add(
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- 'var define = (' + createAmdefineString() + ')(), requirejs = define.require;',
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+ 'var define = (' + require('amdefine') + ')(), requirejs = define.require;',
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'define("amber_vm/browser-compatibility", [], {});'
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);
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},
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