define("dojox/mobile/compat", [
	"dojo/_base/lang",
	"dojo/sniff"
], function(lang, has){
	// module:
	//		dojox/mobile/compat

	var dm = lang.getObject("dojox.mobile", true);
	// TODO: Use feature detection instead, but this would require a major rewrite of _compat
	// to detect each feature and plug the corresponding compat code if needed.
	// Currently the compat code is a workaround for too many different things to be able to
	// decide based on feature detection. So for now we just disable _compat on the mobile browsers
	// that are known to support enough CSS3: all webkit-based browsers and IE10 (Windows [Phone] 8).
	if(!(has("webkit") || has("ie") >= 10)){
		var s = "dojox/mobile/_compat"; // assign to a variable so as not to be picked up by the build tool
		require([s]);
	}
	
	/*=====
	return {
		// summary:
		//		CSS3 compatibility module.
		// description:
		//		This module provides to dojox/mobile support for some of the CSS3 features 
		//		in non-CSS3 browsers, such as IE or Firefox.
		//		If you require this module, when running in a non-CSS3 browser it directly 
		//		replaces some of the methods of	dojox/mobile classes, without any subclassing. 
		//		This way, HTML pages remain the same regardless of whether this compatibility 
		//		module is used or not.
		//
		//		Example of usage: 
		//		|	require([
		//		|		"dojox/mobile",
		//		|		"dojox/mobile/compat",
		//		|		...
		//		|	], function(...){
		//		|		...
		//		|	});
		//
		//		This module also loads compatibility CSS files, which have a -compat.css
		//		suffix. You can use either the `<link>` tag or `@import` to load theme
		//		CSS files. Then, this module searches for the loaded CSS files and loads
		//		compatibility CSS files. For example, if you load dojox/mobile/themes/iphone/iphone.css
		//		in a page, this module automatically loads dojox/mobile/themes/iphone/iphone-compat.css.
		//		If you explicitly load iphone-compat.css with `<link>` or `@import`,
		//		this module will not load again the already loaded file.
		//
		//		Note that, by default, compatibility CSS files are only loaded for CSS files located
		//		in a directory containing a "mobile/themes" path. For that, a matching is done using 
		//		the default pattern	"/\/mobile\/themes\/.*\.css$/". If a custom theme is not located 
		//		in a directory containing this path, the data-dojo-config needs to specify a custom 
		//		pattern using the "mblLoadCompatPattern" configuration parameter, for instance:
		// |	data-dojo-config="mblLoadCompatPattern: /\/mycustomtheme\/.*\.css$/"
	};
	=====*/
	return dm;
});
