Amazing again! On 6/8/15, 3:43 PM, "Josh Tynjala" <joshtynj...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Nice! You're rockin' it. > >- Josh > >On Mon, Jun 8, 2015 at 2:10 PM, Michael Schmalle ><teotigraphix...@gmail.com> >wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Well for me, this is like walking on the moon. I knew that this little >> tangent I was going down was not going to be real until the following >> things happened; >> >> 1. I wrote a parser/translator for javascript external API. >> 2. I wrote a resolver that could understand all the javascript to >>create a >> hierarchy which would then produce valid AS to compile. >> 3. Compile this translated JS -> AS into a swc that Falcon would compile >> AND Falcon could load for projects using JS.swc. >> 4. Write a simple Hello FalconJX app that used the built JS.swc and a >> Main.as file that was used with the MXMLJS compiler, using library and >> source paths. >> 5. Cross compile that compilation result into JS using the FlexJS >>emitter. >> >> Well, for myself this round trip is one of my better accomplishments in >> regards to patients. So without further ado, I present the first NO >> PLAYERGLOBAL production of a strictly Javascript created API in >> ActionScript! >> >> IntellIJ Application setup with JS.swc created by Falcon (no >> playerglobal.swc) >> >> http://snag.gy/7mOG1.jpg >> >> So what actually happened, is I started with Rhino and QDoc, then I went >> down the rabbit hols and started studying the Closure compiler source >>code, >> WOW it used the same AST as Rhino but it supports ES6. >> >> So over the weekend I took the time to get everything just sing the >>closure >> compiler parser and compiler! I am using the JAVA API not the command >>line, >> I wrote 2 custom compiler passes, the first gets all the Types, the >>second >> get all the members using AST. >> >> This was important because I need all the types existing before members >>are >> added to my reference model. >> >> Anyway, Rhino and QDox deps are axed and I am just using the GCC code >>base >> right now. >> >> The bright spot is all the external js files we digest cet compiled with >> GCC and we get warnings or errors, this could be good for external libs >>to >> make sure everything is working. >> >> I have more I need to write but I am fried. :) This last screen shot is >>my >> roundtrip test if you are wondering what I did to test the full "tool >> chain". >> >> http://snag.gy/JMppY.jpg >> >> >> Mike >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------ >> ActionScript >> ------------------------------------------------------ >> >> package { >> >> public class Main { >> >> public function Main() { >> var button:Element = document.createElement("button", null); >> button.textContent = "Say Hello"; >> button.onclick = function ():void { >> button.textContent = "Say Hello FalconJX!"; >> }; >> document.body.appendChild(button); >> } >> } >> } >> >> ------------------------------------------------------ >> JavaScript production >> ------------------------------------------------------ >> >> /** >> * Main >> * >> * @fileoverview >> * >> * @suppress {checkTypes} >> */ >> >> goog.provide('Main'); >> >> >> >> /** >> * @constructor >> */ >> Main = function() { >> var self = this; >> var /** @type {Element} */ button = document.createElement("button", >> null); >> button.textContent = "Say Hello"; >> button.onclick = function() { >> button.textContent = "Say Hello FalconJX!"; >> }; >> document.body.appendChild(button); >> }; >> >> >> /** >> * Metadata >> * >> * @type {Object.<string, Array.<Object>>} >> */ >> Main.prototype.FLEXJS_CLASS_INFO = { names: [{ name: 'Main', qName: >> 'Main'}] }; >>
