If you are just using GWT JRE emulation then I think you could just only
inherit Core.gwt.xml from GWT SDK. That should not give you user agent
based permutation. The JRE emulation does not use deferred binding based on
user agent.
Once you only have a single permutation you can use the single
Perfect, thanks!
On Friday, 30 November 2018 21:16:45 UTC+1, Lars wrote:
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> Try
> See
> https://www.sencha.com/blog/how-to-reduce-compilation-time-for-your-gxt-projects/
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You can try add this query string to your URL:
www.urltoyourgwtapplication.com?logLevel=FINE
On Saturday, 13 October 2018 18:45:33 UTC+2, Jewgenij Moldawski wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone @GWT,
>
> (how?) is it possible to change *gwt.logging.logLevel* if I don't have
> access to source code?
> Can I d
try ‘default’ instead
On 30 Nov 2018, 15:17 +0100, Dylan DSouza , wrote:
> I'm porting my Java LIBGDX game to Javascript. There's some JSNI code that
> looks something like this:
>
> private native void hello()
> /*-{
> var object1 = {default: 'foo', b: 42};
> console.log(object1.default);
I'm porting my Java LIBGDX game to Javascript. There's some JSNI code that
looks something like this:
private native void hello()
/*-{
var object1 = {default: 'foo', b: 42};
console.log(object1.default);
}-*/;
GWT refuses to compile this, giving me this error:
[ERROR] Line 38: inv
I'm interested in compiling my GWT code unaware of any user.agent. When
removing the user.agent property from the xml GWT compiles 5 permutations
but I would actually like just one (for Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Edge). I
can for example set the user.agent to Safari, compile it and it runs
(appar
