danielj

test-require-package.zip

When trying use require inside a jsextensions folder I get the error:

However, the exact same code will behave as expected when the files are placed outside the Package. I've included a simple package in order to recreate this issue:

When Max launches and the patcher opens, check the max console for the error above.

When trying use require inside a jsextensions folder I get the error:

js calling require without context frame

However, the exact same code will behave as expected when the files are placed outside the Package. I've included a simple package in order to recreate this issue:

1:  Quit Max and then place test-require-package inside your packages folder.
2:  Navigate to  test-require-package > patchers > test and open test.maxpat
3:When Max launches and the patcher opens, check the max console for the error above.


 
When trying use require inside a jsextensions folder I get the error:

js calling require without context frame

However, the exact same 

bug-can't-use-require-inside-jsextensions-folder-in-a-max-package

test-require-patcher.zip

For comparison here's a version using identical code to the one above, but not including the files in a Package. If you installed the package above in your Packages folder, then launching this patch will trigger the error (this is because the files in jsextensions are global and using a [js] object in any patcher will cause them to be executed).

 is successfully printed below the error messages.

For comparison here's a version using identical code to the one above, but not including the files in a Package. If you installed the package above in your Packages folder, then launching this patch will trigger the error (this is because the files in jsextensions are global and using a [js] object in any patcher will cause them to be executed).

However, you'll see the message from test-require-patcher is successfully printed below the error messages. 

Even if this isn't a bug I'd still be interested to know the reason require() doesn't work inside jsextensions. As far as I can see it isn't mentioned as not being supported in the documentation and googling that error message doesn't return anything useful...

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Even if this isn't a bug I'd still be interested to know the reason require() doesn't work inside jsextensions. As far as I can see it isn't mentioned as not being supported in the documentation and googling that error message doesn't return anything useful...

Reached out to support and the solution to this was place the files in a folder named 

Reached out to support and the solution to this was place the files in a folder named code rather than jsextensions 

Bug: Can't use require() inside jsextensions folder in a Max Package.