Closed nickdesaulniers closed 10 years ago
In earlier versions an app couldn't be launched if some of required classes didn't exist. I fixed it recently so now it's not necessary to mock classes, but thank you anyway.
If you want to implement some methods there's js2me.usedMethods object containing list of all methods which app uses. Of course writing tests afterwards is always good idea.
Ok cool. Yeah, I see in a newer build that the error won't be printed to the screen. Via remote debugging I'm still seeing the errors in the console. I figure at runtime, I'll just start running into errors, hopefully not too many related to the loosely typed nature of JS. I should verify that all methods reported by js2me.usedMethods
are implemented. Seems like this is a good resource for implementation details.
Hey, I'm not sure that I'm doing this entirely correctly, but I figured I'd get the ball rolling with this PR. Seems like a lot of the existing class definitions are themselves mocked out?