It's not "supported", but I see no reason why it couldn't work. You'd probably want to do it from the ResourceLoaderRegisterModules hook (which is fired after core modules are registered). Also, $moduleInfos is protected (because you're not supposed to modify it :D), so you'd have to cheat with some reflection to access it probably.

But perhaps there's a simpler way? What are you trying to do? The simplest thing would be to just create your module, give it 'position'=>'top' to make it execute before almost all other modules load, and add it on all pages from some hook.

On 15 Jan 2015, at 09:29, Daniel Barrett danb@cimpress.com wrote:

I have an extension that affects wiki tables using JavaScript. In order for it to work, I need it to load *before* one of the core JS modules, jquery.tablesorter. Is there a supported way to modify the ResourceLoader dependencies of jquery.tablesorter?

Effectively I want to do something like:

$r = getResourceLoader(); $r->moduleInfos['jquery.tablesorter']['dependencies'][] = 'my.custom.extension.js';

before any JS modules actually get used.

Thanks, DanB

You shouldn't have to do that.

What is your code doing to jQuery Tablesorter? Where do you intend to reference/use that additional code?

-- Krinkle