Per-Page Javascript files from one project using Script#?

Is it possible to have one Script# project and make multiple Javascript files out of it? What I'd like to do is have one Script# project and have it emit one Javascript file per class or namespace. I know that you can't really generate multiple DLLs out of a .NET class project, but in this case it would be helpful to have开发者_开发技巧 the Javascript split out so you're not loading the whole thing. Or am I thinking about this the wrong way? I'm using VS2010.

Yes, you can... but you have to be careful when you start doing this.

In your csproj, you can add the property

<WebAppPartitioning>True</WebAppPartitioning>

This will tell the script# build task to build a .js file per top-level folder in your project. Any code you want to include into every .js file can be put into a top-level folder named "Shared".

Here is where you need to be careful - the c# compiler compiles the entire project rather than one folder at a time. So for example, its easy for one folder to reference code in another folder, and csc.exe will compile just fine. The script# won't see things the same way, since it only looks at a folder at a time. However, the script# compiler was written to assume the code compiled using it was first successfully compiled with c#. So this whole per-folder compile model violates a basic design assumption.

Hence if you use this feature, you'll need to be careful. Hope that helps.