making jQuery.noConflict() callable anytime

[jclain]

hello,

I use jQuery in an environnement where other js library than jquery are loaded, and the loading order of libraries may be difficult to control properly. I use a code like this in all my pages (this is autogenerated):

jQuery.noConflict()(function ($) { ... });

I understand that jQuery.noConflict() should only be callled if jquery is loaded *after* the other library. I would like noConflict() to be callable anytime. I attach a patch that return control of $ and jQuery only if really necessary

This patch work for me. But if there are any defiencies in this code that can't see, please let me know

with best regards, jephte clain

[jclain]

this patch is against the nightly build as of sept 18, 2010

[snover]

The best way to get patches into core is to submit them as ​pull requests on [GitHub http://github.com].

[jclain]

Replying to snover:

The best way to get patches into core is to submit them as ​pull requests on ​GitHub.

hello, I submitted a pull-request.

regards, jephte clain

[snover]

3rd party ​pull request

[Rick Waldron]

snover, this patch does not conform to the current source style. The if statement must have opening and closing curly braces.

[jclain]

Replying to rwaldron:

snover, this patch does not conform to the current source style. The if statement must have opening and closing curly braces.

hello,

should I submit another pull request, or will you fix the patch? thanks in advance

[jclain]

Replying to jclain:

Replying to rwaldron:

snover, this patch does not conform to the current source style. The if statement must have opening and closing curly braces.

should I submit another pull request, or will you fix the patch? thanks in advance

I modified the code to respect current source style. it seems to have automatically merged with the pull request on github regards, jephte clain

[jclain]

Replying to jclain:

I modified the code to respect current source style. it seems to have automatically merged with the pull request on github

well... I may have screwed the pull request. I hope you can sort it out.

[john]

Landed.