JS file call each other

When we write js code, call each other often encounter between two js files directly on the code:
messageText.js

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// definition array var msgArray = [ {name: 'the In function', value: 'the function'}, {name: 'Not declared in the this scope WAS', value: "is not declared in this scope"}, ]; // define the constant var messageText = { a_name: 'John Doe', b_name: 'John Doe', } exports.msgArray = msgArray; exports.messageText = messageText;

In A.js the call messageText.js

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const msg_1 = require("./messageText"); for(var i=0; i < msg_1.msgArray.length; i++) { var message = data1.replace(msg_1.msgArray[i].name, msg_1.msgArray[i].value); data1 = message; }

In the above example, I made a string of data1 this localization process, is to replace the array name as a value;
if you want constant B.js references, it is very simple:

1	msg_1.messageText.a_name

Such value can be obtained in the a_name B.js.

ts file usage calls between some differences, as follows:
messageText.ts

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export class MessageText { public static name: string = '张三'; }

Js call messageText.ts call in the A.ts

1 2	import {MessageText} from 'vs / workbench / api / common / messageText'; // Note form '' your project directory console.log (MessageText.name);

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