Ouch. I knew that, too, somewhere hiding in the back of my mind. Sorry to
have bothered everyone!
Scott
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 11:06 PM, Martin Wittemann <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey,
> The problem is in the application code, as you can see in the following
> lines:
> > var parent = this.getLayoutParent();
> > console.log('point a');
> > parent.__GroupsQueuedTasksTable.kickReload();
> > console.log('point b');
> > parent.__GroupsCompletedTasksTable.kickReload();
>
> You are accessing a variable starting with two underscores. That means
> that its a private variable of your parent object. In the source version,
> there is no way to prevent such a call, even if it should not be possible
> to access privates at all. Using the build version, an optimization step
> reduces the names in length to save some byte in the code and with that,
> the original name is gone and can not be accessed anymore.
>
> Regards,
> Martin
>
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