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HTMLSelectElement.options should return HTMLOptionsCollection
Currently it just returns HTMLSelectElement
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Maybe I will replace GWT with Jsweet because I only need Javascript functionality.
Is it already possible to define functions in Jsweet which can be also invoked in external / own Javascript code? So…
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While using the bundle options, there are some annoying points which, IMO, could be easily fixed:
- bundle is not enabled if bundlesDIrectory is specified without the bundle option, it could be more …
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(I guess I know what the answer would be but I would still dare to ask.)
Any plans for open sourcing the candies' d.ts -> .java API translator?
Or am I missing the elephant in the room and it is alre…
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Is it possible to wrap standard JDK classes into own implementations? For example, I have a lot of `InputStream` references in my java code, can I smoothly replace this class with alternative js imple…
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The way "method" references are transpiled today can lead to unexpected results if one is not careful.
Consider following code
``` java
public void foo(){
canvas.addEventListener("pointerdown"…
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Currently SDBG does not work with jsweet (http://www.jsweet.org/) generated sourcemaps. The main reason is that the code in
```
SourceMapManager.isMapTarget(...)
SourceMapManager.getReverseMappingsF…
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It'd be great to have as much support for java.lang.Math as possible.
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It should be possible in JSweet to write asm.js modules.
The good news is that Java, by supporting integers and floats, could be a good environment to generate type-checked asm code (so is C++). Of c…
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There are a multitude of JDK-related problems:
1) The jsweet Eclipse plugin requires that Eclipse is being run with a JDK rather than a JRE, or else the transpilation process fails as the jsweet tran…