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34 changes: 29 additions & 5 deletions site-source/js/Uize.js
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Utility Belt Methods
The =Uize= module provides a slew of utility belt methods that can be divided into the following categories...

Uize Overrides
=Uize= functions can be overriden by defining a =Uize= function before loading of the Uize module. For example...

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window.Uize = window.Uize || function(){};
Uize.moduleUrlResolver = function (_moduleName) {
var _modulePath = Uize.modulePathResolver (_moduleName);
return (
moduleName.indexOf ('MyDomain.') == 0
? '/js/' + _modulePath + '.js'
: 'http://www.some-cdn.com/uize-js/' + _modulePath + '.js'
);
};
....................................................................................

Module Mechanism Methods
The =Uize= module provides static methods for declaring your own JavaScript modules, requiring modules, and configuring the `module loader mechanism` to suit your application environment.

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This is just like immediate invokation of an anonymous function, except with the additional wrapper of the =Uize.quarantine= call.
*/

Uize = (function () {
Uize = (function (_UizeOverrides) {
'use strict';

var
/*** Variables for Scruncher Optimization ***/
_package = function () {},
_package = _UizeOverrides || function () { },
_undefined,
_typeString = 'string',
_typeObject = 'object',
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -398,6 +413,15 @@ Uize = (function () {
;
return _target;
}
function _copyNewFromSourceIntoTarget (_target,_source) {
for (var _property in _source) {
//Only copy if it is a new property
if (!(_property in _target)) {
_target [_property] = _source [_property];
}
}
return _target;
}

function _mergeSourceIntoTarget (_target,_source) {
var
Expand All @@ -414,7 +438,7 @@ Uize = (function () {
;
}

_copySourceIntoTarget (
_copyNewFromSourceIntoTarget (
_package,
{
capFirstChar:function (_sourceStr) {
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);
}

_copySourceIntoTarget (
_copyNewFromSourceIntoTarget(
_package,
{
getModuleByName:_getModuleByName = function (_moduleName) {
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_package.module ({name:'Uize',builder:function () {return _package}});

return _package;
}) ();
}) ((function () {return this}) ().Uize);