On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 5:41 PM, Lex Berezhny <[email protected]> wrote: > It appears that "String" is somewhat of a reserved name in pyjamas. I > had a class called String (which is fine in Python) but in the > compiled code it inadvertently uses the built in javascript String > object instead of my String class. > > $cls_definition['firstname'] = (typeof String == > "undefined"?$m.String:String)(); > > Python code looks something like this: > > class String: pass > > class Foo: > firstname = String() > > > As you can see in the compiled line earlier, there is a check if > String exists in the javascript namespace before it checks the $m > namespace. So, my String classes never gets used.
whoops! :) can you make a bugreport, perhaps make an example libtest? l.
