But it doesn't change anything at the fact that
debugging in IE sucks and IE6 has a looot of bugs.
And this is what frightenes Ken (and he does it for
his own good).
sorry for confusion.
Martin.
PS.: haXe rules ;)
2006/9/5, Nicolas Cannasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Oh by the way: Some _javascript_ version do not support exceptions and/or
> a lot of other constructs - is there a JSVersion flag in haXe?
haXe is ensured to work with current generation of browsers JS engines
(IE6/7, Firefox, Safari, Opera). In general what you would do to ensure
cross-browser compatibility is to define a small class that wrap the
things in an abstract way :
function setColor( rgb : Int ) {
if( js.Lib.isIE )
....
else
....
}
The advantage over JS is that you don't have to manually manage a lot of
small includes (or several huge ones like in other JS frameworks). All
the classes needed - and only these - are generated into one single .js
file.
Nicolas
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