Smoke is a Dart package that exposes a reduced reflective system API. This API includes accessing objects in a dynamic fashion (read properties, write properties, and call methods), inspecting types (for example, whether a method exists), and symbol/string convention.
may fail if #foo is declared as a function field, not a method:
class A {
Function foo;
}
With the mirror implementation this fails because we currently try to find the method via:
receiverMirror.type.declarations[#foo]
but the declaration only has VariableMirror, so we actually need to do:
receiverMirror.getField(#foo).type
instead.
The recorder might also have issues with this.
Because we use 'adjust' for event dispatching in polymer, users that want to use a dynamic function for an event handler should declare the function to take 3 arguments (so adjust is not relevant in that case)
Using
smoke.invoke(new A(), #foo, [1, 2, 3], adjust: true);
may fail if #foo is declared as a function field, not a method:
class A { Function foo; }
With the mirror implementation this fails because we currently try to find the method via:
receiverMirror.type.declarations[#foo]
but the declaration only has VariableMirror, so we actually need to do:
receiverMirror.getField(#foo).type
instead.
The recorder might also have issues with this.
Because we use 'adjust' for event dispatching in polymer, users that want to use a dynamic function for an event handler should declare the function to take 3 arguments (so adjust is not relevant in that case)