5 Answers

• Titanium.include( path_to_js_file_relative_to_Resources_folder);

• The easiest way is to roll your own:

  function includeJavaScript(url)
  {
      var e = document.createElement("script");
      e.src = url;
      e.type = "text/javascript";
      document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(e); 
  }
  

• Titanium.include() doesn't seem to be documented.

  https://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/desktop/1.0/Titanium

  Is that just an oversight, or is it being removed/deprecated? Alternatively, is it a new method?

• @Tamas Daniel:

  TypeError: Result of expression 'Titanium.include' [undefined] is not a function.

• I'm using haml to generate my static html used by the application.

  Apart from typing less html - haml gives me the ability to use ruby and include all JS files in the resources dir like this:

      %script{:src=>"libs/prototype.js", :type => "text/javascript"}
      - Dir["Resources/libs/**/*.js"].reject{|l| l=~ /scriptaculous|prototype/}.reverse.each do |file|
        %script{:src => file.sub("Resources/",""), :type => "text/javascript"}
  
      - Dir["Resources/**/*.js"].reject{|l| l=~ /libs|test|image/ }.sort.each do |file|
        %script{:src => file.sub("Resources/",""), :type => "text/javascript"}
  

  (values in reject might depend on your project obviously)