There are several ways you could do it, the best of which:
// Becomes a global variable
var X = Ext.define('My.long.class.Name');
// Set a reference on your main NS at launch time
launch: function() {
MyApp.X = My.long.class.Name;
}
Question
i have something like
Ext.define('HS.controller.Utility', {
statics : {
state : 'Oklahoma'
}
});
Now i want to access it from my controllers, but in every method of controller, i have to write HS.controller.Utility.state
to access it. currently i'm doing this : var ut = HS.controller.Utility
and then accessing state
as ut.state
, but again, i've to declare this variable in every function. Is there a way to set it to a short name once in my controller and then access from all functions?
La solution
There are several ways you could do it, the best of which:
// Becomes a global variable
var X = Ext.define('My.long.class.Name');
// Set a reference on your main NS at launch time
launch: function() {
MyApp.X = My.long.class.Name;
}
Autres conseils
Even easier than the current answer is to just declare an alternateClassName
with no namespace. Only one line of code, no initialization or race conditions, built into ExtJs.
Ext.define('HS.controller.Utility', {
//
// Non-namespaced alternate class name will create
// 'globally defined' Utility object.
//
alternateClassName: 'Utility',
statics : {
state : 'Oklahoma'
}
});
});