Do not use prototype.js.
("Doctor, my arm hurts when I move it!" -- "Don't move it then.")
Wrong answer but I can follow on the metaphor...
One sees a doctor to get help.
Hopefully real doctors helps people with broken arms instead of having
cheap fun at them.
Well. maybe not true anymore for more complex ailments.
You go to a generalist that refer you to a specialist that can help you
for the specific disease at the cost of you general health.
Many diseases are easily cured. Others are not. The rest are
psychosomatic.
They should be approached in concerted ways : a psychoanalytic way
because
the problem is rooted in troubles not solved in the early infancy,
a comportemental way because the person has acquired wrong habits
he should replace by saner ones, in a medical way because the problem m
anifests itself with medical illness and symptoms. May be sophrology
too,
so he can cope with the stress.
The problem is that these kinds of specialist don't want to talk
together.
Seing them alternatively is probably worse than finding the one that
will
be the most helpful.
Back to my problem which cross boundarries like the disease; should I
go to comp.lang.emacs, whatever support group
for prototype.js. or stay here to hope for an answer?
<URL:
http://jibbering.com/faq/>
That said, this newsgroup is not the Prototype.js support.
My question is not about prototype.js but about tag support by emacs
for complex javascript files; prototype.js being just an illustration.
Thx for pointing the faq but it is silent about emacs.
I suppose comp.lang.javascript is not so bad a choice to ask a
question about
tools to edit javascript.
Thx for you attention.