I still have the problem, for example the below code works well in the source
version but fails in the build version, because the assert methods are not
recognized by the compiler to be included.
qx.Class.define("genpres.Application", {
extend: qx.application.Standalone,
implement:
[genpres.lib.interfaces.configuration.IDatabaseConfigViewFactory],
include: [informedica.mixins.MMessageBus],
construct: function() {
this.base(arguments);
},
properties: {
loggedIn: {
check: 'Boolean',
init: false
}
},
members: {
getDesktop: function() {
if (!this.__desktop) {
this._createDesktop();
}
this.assertInstance(this.__desktop, qx.ui.container.Stack, 'Desktop
should be instance of Stack');
return this.__desktop;
},
getTaskbar: function() {
if (!this.__taskbar) {
this._createTaskbar();
}
this.assertInstance(this.__taskbar, qx.ui.toolbar.ToolBar, 'Taskbar
should be instance of Toolbar');
return this.__taskbar;
},
getViewport: function() {
var desktop, taskbar;
if (!this.__viewport) {
taskbar = this.getTaskbar();
desktop = this.getDesktop();
this._createViewport(desktop, taskbar);
}
this.assertInstance(this.__viewport, qx.ui.container.Composite,
'Viewport should be instance of Composite');
return this.__viewport;
},
main: function() {
var doc, viewport;
this.base(arguments);
if (qx.core.Environment.get("qx.debug")) {
qx.log.appender.Native;
qx.log.appender.Console;
}
this.setTheme();
viewport = this.getViewport();
this.getTaskbar().enableStartBtn(false);
doc = this.getRoot();
doc.add(viewport, {
edge: 0
});
this.setUpControllers();
this.subscribe('loggedin', this._onLoggedIn.bind(this,
genpres.lib.controller.login.Login));
}
}
});
Code has been omitted. But the problem is in the this.assert... methods.
These are missing in the build version.
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