Hi Josh,
Functionality first, performance second is always the mantra (or at least I
think it is).
Thanks again for this, and I hope that whatever you're facing resolves or
eases as quickly as you could hope for. Whatever it is, it certainly comes
first.
Only because you asked for feedback:
The i
Hi Greg,
There is no warning for omitting the return type when the braces are
omitted. The compiler infers the return type from the body expression. I
thought about requiring the infer-types compiler option for that, but
considering that it is all new syntax, I feel like maybe it just makes
sense
Nice work, Josh!
I just tried with
var test:Function = () => true;
Is that supposed to be ():Boolean => true ?
fyi if it is, I did not see a warning (I don't think)
I assume you are simply outputting the same 'conversion' for swf in the js
output at the moment ?
On Fri, Jul 18, 2025 at 2:37
Awesome! :-)
> On Jul 18, 2025, at 1:48 AM, Josh Tynjala wrote:
>
> Hey folks,
>
> I just wanted to highlight a new AS3 language feature that I have recently
> implemented in the Royale compiler: arrow function expressions!
>
> If you're not familiar, these were added to JavaScript a while bac
Hey folks,
I just wanted to highlight a new AS3 language feature that I have recently
implemented in the Royale compiler: arrow function expressions!
If you're not familiar, these were added to JavaScript a while back. Here
are the MDN docs for the JS version:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US
