Part of what you said concerns me. If I want to create a Label() at runtime in JS will I have to use var label = new org_apache_flex_html_Label()? How will I know the full path name?
Can you do a performance test and see how much difference there is between calling org.apache.flex.html.Label() and org_apache_flex_html_Label()? On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 3:40 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Right now, if you compile the FlexJSStore example, you’ll get some 600 > warnings from the Google Closure Compiler that say: > > WARNING - incomplete alias created for namespace org.apache.flex > > From my understanding, these 600 warnings can show up because the > “namespace” really is an object tree (an object called ‘org’ with a child > object called ‘apache’). The optimizer will reduce org.apache.flex to, > for example, a simple variable called ‘Mc’ and any code that relies on > their being an object tree can fail. > > AFAICT, we don’t rely on the object tree. Further, the original FalconJS > engineer pointed out to me that if you don’t optimize away the object > tree, then when you do: > > new org.apache.flex.html.Label(); > > the runtime actually fetches an object called ‘org', then an object from > it called ‘apache’, etc, so it affects the performance of debuggable code > (which is why the optimizer does away with it). > > So, I’m going to modify FalconJX to output the class as > org_apache_flex_html_Label and refer to it as such. Let me know if you > can think of a reason not to do this. > > Thanks, > > -Alex > >
