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jvilk / bfs-process

An emulation of NodeJS's process variable for the browser. Used in BrowserFS.
MIT License
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System.out.println does not work #3

Closed hrj closed 8 years ago

hrj commented 8 years ago

Dependencies are a little over my head, so I might be wrong, but,

Should bfs-process declare a dependency on events? Because process.ts has:

import events = require('events');

I am actually trying to update doppio to use latest browserfs, and after updating to latest versions of browserfs, bfs-process, I was getting an error on that line in process.ts. Hence, I am just guessing that it is a missing dependency problem.

jvilk commented 8 years ago

Oh, interesting. It shouldn't, AFAIK; I believe browserify will bring it in as a builtin. Where/how are you getting that error? Also, Doppio is programmed to stub out some BrowserFS modules to prevent bundling BrowserFS into Doppio, but to allow referencing it like a module.

jvilk commented 8 years ago

Wait a minute... do you mean Doppio in a web browser? You should be able to just plop the newest version of BrowserFS onto a webpage, and use Doppio with it. Doppio picks it up via the global variable. (...at least, I think you can!)

hrj commented 8 years ago

Oh I see. Maybe something else goes wrong. I was trying the latest doppio + latest browserfs in the hopes of getting System.out.println() to work. But I hit different roadblocks (this was one of them), so I am backing up and sticking with the defaults for now.

Yes, this is in the browser environment.

I see that your jdk-jar branch in doppio has an updated dependency on browserfs. Though, that branch fails for some other reason. Here again, I will wait for you to merge the branch with master.

cheers!