[Dojo] dojo. ready (dojo. addOnLoad) "Forward"

Recently, the dojo framework is used in the project. A large number of dojo. ready is used in each page to complete page initialization. But for some reason, you need to do something before all the dojo. ready.
This is a bit of a hassle before dojo 1.6 (including 1.6. View Source Code:
[Csharp]
Dojo. ready = dojo. addOnLoad = function (/* Object */obj,/* String | Function? */FunctionName ){
D. _ onto (d. _ loaders, obj, functionName );
 
If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 &&! D. _ loadpolicying ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
}

Dojo. ready = dojo. addOnLoad = function (/* Object */obj,/* String | Function? */FunctionName ){
D. _ onto (d. _ loaders, obj, functionName );

If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 &&! D. _ loadpolicying ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
} The actual initialization method is dojo. loaded:
[Csharp]
Dojo. loaded = function (){
 
D. _ loadpolicying = true;
D. _ postLoad = true;
Var mll = d. _ loaders;
 
// Clear listeners so new ones can be added
// For other xdomain package loads after the initial load.
D. _ loaders = [];
 
For (var x = 0; x <mll. length; x ++ ){
Mll [x] ();
}
 
D. _ loadpolicying = false;

If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 & mll. length ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
}

Dojo. loaded = function (){

D. _ loadpolicying = true;
D. _ postLoad = true;
Var mll = d. _ loaders;

// Clear listeners so new ones can be added
// For other xdomain package loads after the initial load.
D. _ loaders = [];

For (var x = 0; x <mll. length; x ++ ){
Mll [x] ();
}

D. _ loadpolicying = false;
 
If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 & mll. length ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
} The functions added through dojo. ready (addOnLoad) are stored in the array of dojo. _ loaders.
So we have to rewrite the loaded method:
[Csharp]
Dojo. _ inits = [];
Dojo. addInit = function (obj ){
Dojo. _ inits. push (obj );
};
 
Dojo. loaded = function (){
Var d = dojo;
D. _ loadpolicying = true;
D. _ postLoad = true;
 
Var mll = [];
For (var I = 0; I <d. _ loaders. length; I ++ ){
Console. log (d. _ loaders [I]);
Mll. push (d. _ loaders [I]);
If (d. _ loaders [I]. toString (). indexOf ('registerwin')>-1)
For (var j = 0; j <d. _ inits. length; j ++)
Mll. push (d. _ inits [j]);
}
}
 
D. _ loaders = [];
D. _ inits = [];
 
For (var x = 0; x <mll. length; x ++ ){
Mll [x] ();
}
 
D. _ loadpolicying = false;
If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 & mll. length ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
}

Dojo. _ inits = [];
Dojo. addInit = function (obj ){
Dojo. _ inits. push (obj );
};

Dojo. loaded = function (){
Var d = dojo;
D. _ loadpolicying = true;
D. _ postLoad = true;

Var mll = [];
For (var I = 0; I <d. _ loaders. length; I ++ ){
Console. log (d. _ loaders [I]);
Mll. push (d. _ loaders [I]);
If (d. _ loaders [I]. toString (). indexOf ('registerwin')>-1)
For (var j = 0; j <d. _ inits. length; j ++)
Mll. push (d. _ inits [j]);
}
}

D. _ loaders = [];
D. _ inits = [];

For (var x = 0; x <mll. length; x ++ ){
Mll [x] ();
}

D. _ loadpolicying = false;
If (d. _ postLoad & d. _ inFlightCount = 0 & mll. length ){
D. _ callLoaded ();
}
} I added the _ inits array to dojo and saved the method registered through addInit. Then, check all the methods added through dojo. ready/addOnLoad and insert the methods in _ inits after dijit completes registration (at this time, the dojo parse has been completed. In this way, I can add some processing in the framework through dojo. addInit so that they are always executed before the methods added by dojo. ready/addOnLoad.

Test:
[Javascript]
Dojo. ready (function () {console. log (1 );});
Dojo. ready (function () {console. log (2 );});
Dojo. addInit (function () {console. log ('init ');});

Dojo. ready (function () {console. log (1 );});
Dojo. ready (function () {console. log (2 );});
Dojo. addInit (function () {console. log ('init ');});
Result:
[Html] view plaincopyprint? Log: init
Log: 1
Log: 2

Log: init
Log: 1
Log: 2
Since dojo 1.7, most of dojo. js has been rewritten. The interfaces of dojo. ready have also changed:
[Csharp] view plaincopyprint? Var ready = dojo. ready = dojo. addOnLoad = function (priority, context, callback)

Var ready = dojo. ready = dojo. addOnLoad = function (priority, context, callback) is added with the priority parameter. The above implementation can be greatly simplified. The default priority is 1000.
The following code can be easily implemented:
[Csharp]
Dojo. addInit = function (obj) {dojo. ready (1, obj );};

Dojo. addInit = function (obj) {dojo. ready (1, obj );};