In general, I'd recommend
* One jss/jsb/jsd file set per control domain, meaning per organization for
example.
* Installers that can update jcf/jkm/jgf files for each, because there can only
be one of each of those per application.
* No code in the main Teams.jss file besides Use lines and the filler I
recommend for compilation.
Offhand though, I don't know why you would see slower key handling based on how
you split up your code. My suspicion is that there is a difference in what code
is actually run or in what order. When you put code in the main
file, it runs before any code loaded by a Use line. When you have multiple Use
lines, the last one gets first shot at running a script or function, then the
next going up, etc. This is why you always put your custom code
loader Use lines before the top, in your case Use "teams.jsb", line.
On Mon, Nov 09, 2020 at 10:09:43PM +0000, Bob wrote:
So I don’t have to update it if freedom patch theirs.
It’s the same theory as modifying the default jss that you just use default.jsb
and use your own customDefault.jsb
I want to take it a step further though and be able to add additional
modifications for specific customers without having to recompile the main
modifications individually for them if I update those.
Bob
On 9 Nov 2020, at 20:31, Snowman <snowman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey bob,
very curious about that. Why does teams.jss have to use itself?
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From: "Bob" <temp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [jawsscripts] Extending with Use statement
I am a little stumped.
I am writing some modifications for teams.
I have tried 2 different setups:
Teams.jss with
Use “teams.jsb”
And all my modifications in the teams.jss file.
Teams.jss with
Use “teams.jsb”
Use “teams_modifications.jsb”
And an unused function to stop errors as per Doug’s recommendations.
I would prefer the second option so that I can add further use statements in
the future to allow me to incorporate additional modifications on a per
organisation basis without having to create separate script files if I
update the core that would effect all organisations the scripts are supplied
to.
The issue I have is that with the exact same code in the use modified file
as I put in the teams jss I get a huge increase in lag on keypresses. Down
arrow through the chats list becomes unusable.
Any ideas why this could be or what I might need to do to overcome it?
Thanks
Bob
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