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I'd really like to be able to pas my config.js on the command line. This will allow a single instance of js-doc-parse to process various projects and versions.

eg node dojo/dojo.js load=parse {pathto}/config

The config could (should?) also hold the module trees I'd like to parse, which again would be very project/version specific.

Cheers

Karl Bishop
[email protected]

before:
define([
'dojo/_base/lang',
'dojo/string',
'../Value',
'../env',
'./util',
'marked/lib/marked.js'
after:
I suggest changing the path to relative, it will allow for
better modularity:
Original version strongly depends on dojo being on the same level as marked
define([
'dojo/_base/lang',
'dojo/string',
'../Value',
'../env',
'./util',
'../../marked/lib/marked'

I am trying generate api-docs using js-doc-parse. our project is not kept in same folder to dojo. when run parse. it always report error with
"......Attempting to load a module outside the defined module hierarchy....."

So, is there any solution for APP and dojo not in same folder ??

If I use dojo.declare in place of declare when declaring modules, although my source works fine in the browser this docs parser sets my class to a "string" type in the api browser.

Also, I'm calling dojo.declare in a separate function and then returning the result. I then use this function in place of my imported declare and although I've verified this is working correctly this parser returns an "object" instead of a "class" unless I strictly use the same instance of the "declare" function which I import. Creating a new reference to this declare function also works, but calling it in a function does not.

// Works
define([
    'dojo/_base/declare'
], function (declare) {
    var declare2 = declare;
    return declare2(null, {
        // some stuff
    });
});


// Doesn't work
define([
    'dojo/_base/declare'
], function (declare) {
    var me = this;
    var declare3 = function () {
        // some stuff
        return declare.apply(me, arguments);
    };
    return declare3(null, {
        // some stuff
    })
});