Bug in Opera about require-css

[guybedford]

Try the latest version from master, I believe I fixed this earlier today.

On Friday, February 8, 2013, James Messinger wrote:

There is a bug that prevents the plug-in from working in Opera. The code
creates a variable called "agentMatch", which is always null in Opera, so
the following line blows up:

var useLinks = (browserEngine && (parseInt(agentMatch[4]) > 5 ||
parseInt(agentMatch[3]) > 8 || parseInt(agentMatch[2]) > 9 ||
parseInt(agentMatch[1]) > 18)) || undefined;

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[JamesMessinger]

Hmmm... Is there a reason the new version uses anonymous module definitions rather than named modules? Previously, the modules were named "css" and "normalize", and I have lots of existing modules that refer to those dependencies.

[guybedford]

Anonymous module definitions are the recommended method in RequireJS as it allows for portability and using the css dependency name for other things depending on context. If you setup the map configuration as in the readme, it should read them correctly. Do you mean your modules expect css and normalize to refer to the ones from this module, or for them to refer to other implementations?

[guybedford]

If you are having any further issues in Opera please let me know. Closing for now, much appreciated for reporting.