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• sugardave

  October 2013

  This is a horrible way (off the cuff and right out of bed) but it should work.

  for (var p in enyo.platform) {
      if (p !== "touch" && p !== "gesture") {
          enyo.log(p); // this should be the platform name
      }
  }

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• theryanjduffy

  October 2013

  the platform name is the key in the object hash. Here's a fun bit of code to extract it.
  
  enyo.keys(enyo.mixin({}, enyo.platform, {filter:function(p) { return p != "gesture" && p != "touch" }}))[0]

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• theryanjduffy

  October 2013

  do i get bonus points for using fewer lines to get the same answer?

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• sugardave

  October 2013

  For making me look bad, I award you ZERO POINTS. Good day!

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• theryanjduffy

  October 2013

  /sadpanda

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• Martin

  October 2013

  There is example code in here: http://enyojs.com/sampler/
  Select Enyo Core / Platform and then hit the "ViewSource" and see this code line

  this.$.enyoPlatformJSON.setContent(JSON.stringify(enyo.platform, null, 1));

  BTW - this ViewSource does no longer work in the nightly sampler:
  Please see https://enyojs.atlassian.net/browse/ENYO-3309
  Source code is not displayed for all Enyo Core examples on http://nightly.enyojs.com/latest/sampler/

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• yeye77

  October 2013

  thanks! I was thinking of a similar solution (of course not the one with mixin and a filter function ). But ultimately I made a small change to the enyo platform code to add the platfrom name:
  http://jsfiddle.net/K4UFu/
  would be grate to see a similar think in core

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• unwiredben

  October 2013

  I'd suggest making this a pull request... it would likely get accepted.

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• yeye77

  October 2013

  Ok just submitted my first ever pull request: https://github.com/prodisoftdev/enyo/commit/3c06d60a66b180a72533be97602033213876589e

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• unwiredben

  October 2013

  You need to actually use the GitHub interface to make the PR -- click on the "compare" button when viewing your fork and submit a request back to enyojs/enyo. Be sure to include the Enyo DCO in your request message -- see enyojs.com/community/contribute for details.

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• yeye77

  October 2013

  ok I should had read it first. here again: https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/pull/519

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