eventdispatcher.js | JavaScript events for custom objects | Frontend Utils library
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QUESTION
I have an issue using this code, I don't know what Language.synthType
is...
Used SDK is 0.9.6
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-07 at 19:38That Language.synthType function supports some specific cases when using int, uint, and Class in a very minimal way for typechecking and basic instantiations when held as Class variables ( e.g. var intClass:Class = int; <- you can now use intClass as expected to create an int).
In this specific case it is being used for some ' as Class' type checks, which we can actually optimize out in future builds (because it will be sufficient to do non-null checks in the related site in the DataGridView code - this is all just additional explanation in case you are interested, don't worry about that detail).
So I can understand where the problem is, but I don't understand why your copy of org.apache.royale.utils.Language is missing that function. Is there any chance that you are using an older version of the Language library mixed with the latest 0.9.6 SDK? Or maybe you are using a library that was compiled with an older version of the SDK. I suggest you double check with a 'clean' build if you did not do that already. If you check in a debug build output, can you confirm that the following is true in your javascript console:
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Scenario:
I want to keep a clean structure, something like
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 18:06What you're doing works fine, but personally I prefer to have each directory (e.g. /org/myapp/events
) have an index.js file which exports the classes within the folder, like so:
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This seems really straightforward but I'm a bit new to JavaScript and struggling. The docs give this example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-05 at 15:10This should work:
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