[eMorrone]

I’am relatively new to javascript.

I work with several javascript files in the IDE, and frequently I see the warning “Declaration of variable ‘foo’ was not found in function ‘foo’ or enclosed scope” when I use a variable or function declared in another javascript file.

When I run the program is ok, but is tedious to control the warnings in the IDE every time. Exist a language keyword similar to C’s “include” or Java’s “import” to include a javascript file into another?

Thanks.

[Greg]

No there is nothing to indicate an included file or a way to import other variables. About the only thing you can do is for particular files you can exclude those javascript files from validation. If you have MyEclipse 5.1 (the latest version) you can right click the javascript file and go to “MyEclipse > Exclude from validation” if there are some files that have too many warnings.

[eMorrone]

Thanks, but it is not a wise solution. I’ll wait for a mechanism that allow to exclude specific warnings. Regards. eM

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