Hi Thomas,
> (Probably) because 'native' already has a defined meaning on native
> classes.
>
Is there a strong reason for throwing error about JSNI method ?
> Can't you delegate to a helper class (with static methods) ?
>
> @JsOverlay public T get(int index) {
> return ArrayHelper.get(this, index);
> }
>
Yes, this is how it works now, the only way. And I hope it is optimized.
Why not to introduce JsIndexer (like other compilers do) to make JsInterop
full (avoid using JSNI at all) ?
(this looks a lot like java.lang.reflect.Array btw ;-) )
>
> You may also possibly cast your 'this' to an array? (just an untested idea)
>
This might work with GWT, but not with other Java->Js compilers.
And since this is implementation details, this might be broken in the later
versions.
Thanks
-Kirill
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