I'm seeing a couple of issues when trying to build the sproutcore-statechart framework.
The first is that the self-executing anonymous functions that get wrapped around each file's contents do not have a trailing semicolon. When you have two of these back to back, its interpreted as chained function calls and triggers an exception.
(function() {})()
(function() {})()
// => TypeError: function () {}() is not a function
This issue can be fixed by removing the following lines of code from the Rakefile:
module SproutCore
module Compiler
class Entry
def body
"\n(function(exports) {\n#{@raw_body}\n})({})\n"
end
end
end
end
The second and larger issue is that the files are getting built out of order. SC.EmptyState is getting defined before SC.State, which is a problem because SC.EmptyState extends SC.State. The dependencies in lib/system.js are not listed in the correct order, but fixing the order does not seem to affect the build.
I'm seeing a couple of issues when trying to build the sproutcore-statechart framework.
The first is that the self-executing anonymous functions that get wrapped around each file's contents do not have a trailing semicolon. When you have two of these back to back, its interpreted as chained function calls and triggers an exception.
This issue can be fixed by removing the following lines of code from the
Rakefile
:The second and larger issue is that the files are getting built out of order.
SC.EmptyState
is getting defined beforeSC.State
, which is a problem becauseSC.EmptyState
extendsSC.State
. The dependencies inlib/system.js
are not listed in the correct order, but fixing the order does not seem to affect the build.