[SOLVED] loading some typescript modules with requireJS

loading some typescript modules with requireJS

I have a problem with the connection of some typescript classes using RequireJs. In .ts files I use the modules syntax and AMD modules. And my main file is GameLoader.ts which returns a instance of the game. There for example I'm creaiting World instance:

import World = require('Resources/Scripts/Game/Entities/Game/World');
...
var world = new World(json.world.level, json.world.size, json.world.passMap);

and it works fine - World really required function

But at the same the same file (GameLoader.ts):

import Camera = require('Resources/Scripts/Game/Presentation/Camera/Camera');
...
var camera = new Camera();

Camera is empty object (instead of the function) Uncaught TypeError: Camera is not a function The file is loaded, but the debugger showed that its contents are not used - breakpoint within the function define doesn't work. But in World breakpoint is triggered prior to loading the main program.

Finding fault I tried to remove all things from Camera.ts. After removal of I called empty Camera in the same manner from another file (temp.ts):

import c = require('Resources/Scripts/Game/Presentation/Camera/Camera');
var cam = new c();
console.log(cam);

and it worked.

Ts-generated code by compiler (for Camera.js) in both cases looks the same. To call compiled files used the same way - by call RequireJs API.

Perhaps the problem is cyclical references that point to a file GameLoader? But my application built from classes that game (which instance exported from GameLoader) is used only in theirs instances.

Sorry for my bad English.

Solution

Perhaps the problem is cyclical references that point to a file GameLoader?

Probably. Give the dependency view in atom-typescript a go https://github.com/TypeStrong/atom-typescript#dependency-view