Titanium.include

The include method has several interesting quirks:

• The included JavaScript is interpreted in the current root execution context -- that is, either app.js or in the root context of a window opened with the url property. For example, in the following code snippet, the included code in some_module.js has access to globalVar, but not to the local variable, localVar:

  var globalVar = {};
  function loadModule() {
      var localVar = "A local value.";
      Ti.include('some_module.js');
  };
  loadModule();

• The included filename is interpreted local to the current file. For example, suppose a.js includes dir/b.js. If b.js includes another file, c.js, this is interpreted as dir/c.js.

• Calling include from an event handler does not work consistently across platforms.

• Calling include on a non-existent file causes a runtime error. See also CommonJS Require.