Monday 15 April 2013

twitter bootstrap - Is it possible to override minified JavaScript functions -


Is it possible to override tasks contained in a minified javascript file?

Description: I'm trying

This is mine, if the items are returned then add a pointer to the bottom of the drop-down to add Twitter Boootstrap Typeahead plugin (v2. 3.2) to override the process () function within Code:

  var custom process = function (item) {var that = this item = $ .grep (item, function (item) {return it to. Mater (item)} item = it . Sorter (item) if (! Items.length) {return.Shown it? This.hide (): this} // Get the default item piece and determine that the pointer requires var item slices = items. Salis (0, this.options.items); If return (return item's item.) Return.render (itemSlice) Show ();}; // type etc. Type (.) Functions Optimized // version which adds a visual indicator if more items show // The returned amount (options.items) is returned from $ .fn.typeahead.Constructor.prototype.process = Custom Process;   

If I have the minimum of Bootstrap JavaScript (bootstrap.min.js) If I'm using the version, it fails and in fact the functionality of the typehead If I have a source of non-minimized version (bootstrap.js) instead, then it works perfectly. [As a side note, I previously had an earlier version of the TypeHead plugin (v1. 8.x I believe) and used the same approach with it and it worked perfectly with the minimum version. Will I just get lucky?]

minification not visible "API" Changes not. If you can call the library at a ceremony in the library. Function nem (...), you can override that property and change it to something else (note that the function is just a property called with the execution operator))

With a warning: If the function was set by using Object.defineProperty , then either default configurable and / or < The code> writeable configuration option (or these values ​​are clearly set to false ), it will be "locked" which is being modified (this is respectively and / Or will not be fixed).

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