Can start a new topic with a short complete code sample that exhibits that issue?
The Event.keyChar is not implemented
Can you reliably get this information from the DOM APIs? A small patch for WidgetPeer.js would be best.
Call super field
Can you open that up in a new topic with code sample that shows issue (looks like Sub should extend Base there - otherwise should be enough)?
The fwt::CommandStack miss the @Js facet.
Pushed a fix to tip.
Any way to support UUID API in javascript?
Unless we change the API to work in 32-bit chunks, really can't make that work exactly like Java - though you could approximate behavior if you don't mind losing precision (106bits vs 128bits). Though thats probably not what we want todo.
go4Wed 26 Oct 2011
Sorry. I start the new topic: `http://fantom.org/sidewalk/topic/1683` `http://fantom.org/sidewalk/topic/1684`.
UUID
Most of the time, I use the Uuid.toStr and don't care about the binary bit.
go4 Tue 25 Oct 2011
Func to Immutable
The Func.toImmutable is different between JS and Java. The JS implements do not follow the immutability rule.
Set Field complie
minX is a abstract field. the
minX -= x
be complied as:KeyChar
The Event.keyChar is not implemented. In the non-English countries, we need to use input method typing.
Call super field
In my experience,
super.foo
andthis.foo
is the same. But in Js,super.foo
become.foo
CommandStack
The fwt::CommandStack miss the @Js facet.
UUID
Any way to support UUID API in javascript?
andy Tue 25 Oct 2011
Open ticket: #1144
Can start a new topic with a short complete code sample that exhibits that issue?
Can you reliably get this information from the DOM APIs? A small patch for WidgetPeer.js would be best.
Can you open that up in a new topic with code sample that shows issue (looks like Sub should extend Base there - otherwise should be enough)?
Pushed a fix to tip.
Unless we change the API to work in 32-bit chunks, really can't make that work exactly like Java - though you could approximate behavior if you don't mind losing precision (106bits vs 128bits). Though thats probably not what we want todo.
go4 Wed 26 Oct 2011
Sorry. I start the new topic: `http://fantom.org/sidewalk/topic/1683` `http://fantom.org/sidewalk/topic/1684`.
UUID
Most of the time, I use the
Uuid.toStr
and don't care about the binary bit.Event.keyChar