No, you didn't confuse me.
I think for the time being I will keep my eyes shut to these
implementation discussions. :) I have to go back now and finish some
things with the compiler, configuration etc in the project before I
focus back on the js production.
I did checkout your project from GIT locally and will use that to
start investigating in my free time. I probably will also create
another emitter subclass to experiment with producing your examples so
we can compare the two down the road.
If I do this, it may allow you to check out the FalconJx code and
start submitting some patches against it.
Mike
Quoting Frank Wienberg <fr...@jangaroo.net>:
Hi Mike,
sorry if I confused you, the Wiki page is still work in progress and much
my "brain dump" of all AS3 features I know have to be simulated, and also
how I'd suggest to do so.
As I continue, I'm going to add more illustrating examples. Concerning the
private members, I think you are on the right track. The "class inheritance
level" I am talking about is an optimization over using the fully qualified
name of the class as postfix for private fields. In Jangaroo, we compute
the inheritance level (or depth) of the class and simply use that number.
This also ensures unique identifiers, as a class can never have the same
inheritance level as any super or sub class.
Greetings
-Frank-
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 1:35 PM, Michael Schmalle
<apa...@teotigraphix.com>wrote:
Hey Frank,
I'm getting a bit confused here. I guess I really need to spend some time
and get the relevant javascript information under my belt.
Is what you are showing on this page, your solution?
Please comment on the below if the code is what you are talking about in
those paragraphs;
Members and visibility
---------------------------
private function _privateMethod():void {
}
- this._privateMethod()
public var foo:int;
- foo = 42
private var foo:int;
- foo$FooClass = 42
internal bar:int;
- bar$foo_bar_baz
The above seems like it's going to be pretty universal regardless of what
production scheme we use. Is there any articles you know about that explain
JS scope and how it's implemented? Or is that just the ECMA5 specs?
Mike
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