Hi there,
I start to get tiered of maintenance overhead of my own code that I have to
duplicate as GWT super-sourced classes. For some static pieces of code I
can extract to a super-sourced utility, but if I have to add or override
methods (e.g. readObject/writeObject) or constructors I can currently see
no other way than duplicating the entire file just to have a super-sourced
copy with maybe <1% difference. But whenever I change the original file, I
must not forget to merge these changes into the super-sourced duplicate.
Is there any feature I am missing?
Do not get me wrong - GWT is really cool as it offers super-sourcing so it
is already great that I have a solution at all to my problem.
But what would be even cooler is something like this:
// IF_GWT_IS_SERVER {
static final String LINE_SEPARATOR =
System.getProperty(StringUtil.SYSTEM_PROPERTY_LINE_SEPARATOR);
// } ELSE_IF_GWT_IS_CLIENT {
// static final String LINE_SEPARATOR = "\n";
// } END_IF_GWT
This is just a stupid example that could also be solved with a small
utility but it shows the general idea.
Would this be hard to build into the GWT compiler?
Or is there already some similar feature that I am missing?
Thanks & regards
Jörg
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