Hi Alex,
You convinced me more to do not touch "id", and if we won't touch it and
introduce "localId" not translatable to HTML we will achieve those what we
want. However in order to resolve problems with third party library "id"
still need to be generated somehow if we setup "localId". That's my
Hmm. I'm just now catching up on this thread. Are we sure this
'globalID' proposal is the right one? What happened to Piotr's concern
that 3rd party libraries might recommend setting the 'id' property. Or
similarly, that some CSS theme is expecting you to set 'id'. I'd be
worried we'd be const
+1
> On May 22, 2017, at 3:13 PM, Josh Tynjala wrote:
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> Yes, with my proposal, globalID would be translated to HTML. With id, it
> would go back to the classic behavior of adding a member variable to the
> class only and not being translated to a global HTML id.
>
> This change would indeed b
Agreed. This is something that should definitely be in the release notes.
- Josh
On Mon, May 22, 2017 at 3:44 PM, Justin Mclean
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> Hi,
>
> > This change would indeed break existing FlexJS applications that used the
> > HTML id in some way (like in CSS). However, we're pre-1.0, so breaking
Hi,
> This change would indeed break existing FlexJS applications that used the
> HTML id in some way (like in CSS). However, we're pre-1.0, so breaking
> changes are still to be expected while we smooth things over.
If we do break something we need to document how to work around it. Thee’s
proj
Chris,
I think accessing "parent" and having pair of properties which prevents us
from being duplicated when your are using same value of those properties in
other views is something else.
Maybe I'm not fully following your idea. Are saying that "localId" should be
translated to HTML? - that's wh
Hi guys,
In Flex we only had local id's, correct? If we wanted to access something
somewhere else, we usually used "parent". Shouldn't this be possible in flexjs
to? Sort of, only use local ids and have these translated to html id's by the
compiler, by adding the local is to the parents id. I t
+1 to Josh's proposition.
Piotr
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Yes, with my proposal, globalID would be translated to HTML. With id, it
would go back to the classic behavior of adding a member variable to the
class only and not being translated to a global HTML id.
This change would indeed break existing FlexJS applications that used the
HTML id in some way (
Hi Alex,
I was going to expand my thoughts on same concerns what Chris mention. If we
introduce "localId" which will be responsible for identifying components in
MXML we need to also generate "id" - based on those "localId" - cause in
many cases "id" will be required in HTML once we set "localId".
Hi! Congrats for the FlexJS Summit. It was a pity can't be there be you
guys, but hope next it could be another time, maybe next year.
btw, I want to ask to you about the experience. could you post about it?
how was it? how many people was attending? what was the overal feeling and
thinking for th
Yeah, but he can't go back and pull that hash because the timeline has
other dual commits before that hash. I had to build a custom one. I have
develop merged into TLF locally, but it doesn't currently run. I do not
wish to stop working on the release and try to fix the TLF branch right
now.
-A
It builds for me.
Which version of Falcon are you using? It will not work with the latest because
dual has been merged into that.
I’m using 7137de6b19cd11630ee1ef29f7a9164166e35b10.
Harbs
> On May 22, 2017, at 9:42 AM, yishayw wrote:
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> I pulled all the latest changes and did 'ant clean all
There are a number of reserved words in ActionScript that can't be used as
identifiers, but they are allowed in JavaScript. We've been trying to
support each of them in the compiler whenever someone needs a new one. It
sounds like enum may be one of those that JavaScript allows that
ActionScript cu
Olaf,
In that case one thought which came to me is to try COMPILE::JS tag for
method, but as I remember it wasn't working in the end application. I need
to try myself and raise jira probably.
Piotr
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I pulled all the latest changes and did 'ant clean all' with the following
result:
C:\dev\flexjs\flex-asjs\build.xml:499: The following error occurred while
executing this line:
C:\dev\flexjs\flex-asjs\frameworks\build.xml:79: The following error
occurred while executing this line:
C:\dev\flexjs\f
Hey Piotr,
the check-in procedure in Miami was done really quick, much faster than in
Germany.
So I've had some time to revive the work on my PureMVC EmployeeAdmin FlexJS
port ;-)
>How this failing fragment of code look like ? Could you post it on
https://paste.apache.org/ ?
In my case, it occurs
The Storage package is definitely incomplete. We should address access from
browser (JS & SWF) air, and Cordova.
Peter
> On May 21, 2017, at 10:44 AM, PKumar wrote:
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> Peter,
>
> As compare to regular FlexSDK , there is no way to select any file from
> file system and adding file type fil
Hi Olaf :),
How this failing fragment of code look like ? Could you post it on
https://paste.apache.org/ ?
Thanks,
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Hi,
I've stumbled over the issue that the compiler doesn't recognize the
reserved JS word 'enum'.
Instead, it just returns just a 'Parse error' without any hints that 'enum'
is a reserved JS keyword [1]
Is it a big deal to teach the compiler all the reserved JS keywords [2].
I found something like
Thanks to all those who made this awesome event possible and successful at
least!
And special thanks to Chris of course!
I'm pretty sure FlexJS will benefit from this Summit!
Olaf
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You're right, changes are indeed reflected. I couldn't see my new bead in the
project, but that was because I didn't add it via FB. If I had, FB would
have added an entry under .flexLibProperties such as
and Test would have been visible to my test app.
You still need to add org.apach
Just replying to the last mail of the thread.
I think a lot of other JS frameworks have the same set of problems. I think a
solution most of them use is to create internal ids based upon the id and the
id of the parent component.
In JSF for example they create these ids by this: “{parentId}:{i
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