Typedefs makes the signatures known, but the javascript needs to be loaded.
Generally, loaded javascript is in the global space and is attached to the
window.
If you have typedefs defined you can just access the global MyFoo.doSomething()
directly. If you don’t have typedefs defined, you can do
Piotr, whats about just creating some TypeDefs?
Olaf
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Hi Jim,
Yes we can, but you have to assume that your library is part of your loaded
webpage. [1] - In this html template you can see that material.min.js is
included. We are doing calls of JS functions from AS in MDL module. Example
is UpgradeElement bead (method: upgradeElement) which just gets o
