Hi Thomas,
thank you for the explanation. But I cannot get it to work in my real-life
project.
This one works:
private native void startHover ()
/*-{
var obj = [email protected]::obj;
var myhandler = function (e)
{
console.log (e);
};
obj.hover
(
myhandler
);
}-*/;
The only thing I want is to put myhandler in a separate class method.
Could you please repeat your solution in this context?
Thanks!
Magnus
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