Hi again,
That doesn't seem likely. If you can successfully compile expressions such as
The
In my case the ModuleLoader was defined in a class library project that the main executable referenced, so I think this was the reason the exception was thrown.
That doesn't seem likely. If you can successfully compile expressions such as
typeof(ModuleLoader)
and new ModuleLoader(engine)
, then you have a compile-time reference to ModuleLoader
, and instantiation via Activator
should be unnecessary. Indeed, the exception indicates a problem with dynamic property assignment rather than ModuleLoader
instantiation. We'd like to understand the issue, but we can't reproduce it, so please provide any additional information you can.
Still not clear what the context variable is though!
The
context
object is just a JavaScript object that RequireJS passes to its load
function. Among other things, context
contains a completeLoad
function that must be called to report that the requested resource has been loaded.