RemoteDeathError is thrown when the connection to the browser is
closed. Are you changing the URL in your app? If you change anything
but the hash portion, it will reload the app which will drop the
devmode connection.
You can try increasing the log level with -logLevel SPAM and see what
the
A couple of points:
- you don't need to call History.fireCurrentState() after newItem().
- you are calling newItem() from within the history change handler
A typical history-enabled app will call fireCurrentState in
onModuleLoad, actions that change history state simply call newItem
with the
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On Monday, December 20, 2010 11:44:11 AM UTC-5, alanmechy wrote:
And, of course, I'm wondering when FF4 will be supported in GWT - but
that's another story (and
thread) entirely. In August I heard it was real soon now...
The problem was that every new beta of FF4 broke the APIs we were
On Monday, May 16, 2011 1:42:45 PM UTC-4, Christian Goudreau wrote:
Well, you may be right about some missing javadoc features, but do you have
to flame about it knowing that they work hard and give us this incredible
tool freely ? I'm maybe to sensitive lol
As for format, define your own,
On Monday, May 16, 2011 1:22:43 PM UTC-4, Greg Dougherty wrote:
It's too bad that there a 2 valid comments, and 34 worthless ones.
Might I suggest that the GWT Coding Standards would do well to focus
on requiring people to write readable and understandable code (which
means having
Also, you are free to use the underlying RpcToken capabilities, which solves
the hard part of the problem (transparently adding a token to every RPC
request). You can use it to build on top of whatever session mechanism you
have now, like this:
// could also add @XsrfProtect and extend
BTW, I don't regularly read this group (too much traffic, I do read GWTC
though), so if you have a question for me specifically you should email me
directly.
Regarding the @Select bug -- that was fixed in trunk a few weeks ago and
will be in 2.4.
Basically, you want dynamic i18n and all of
GWT is only running one locale at a time -- you specify the set of locales
you want to build your app with, and then only the strings / formats for
that locale are downloaded to the user.
See http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideI18nLocale.html
for more info.
Once you set the
GWT uses the data from the Unicode CLDR, and supports ta and ta_LK, so ta_IN
should get the ta defaults, which should be appropriate for IN. If you
believe there should be a specialization for ta in India, then I suggest
filing a bug against CLDR to add it.
Aside from that, search for *_ta.*
All of the data ultimately comes from Unicode CLDR. For both English and
German, the format string used for MONTH_ABBR is LLL, which is the
standalone abbreviated form of the month. In English, all of the
abbreviated names are 3 letters, as they should be. For German, the
standalone form of
this has been used at least internally for quite a long
time -- what exactly did you have to change in StackTraceDeobfuscator?
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is to remove user
choice and decide for them what way it should be.
Besides, I never found it to be that annoying -- just don't answer the
dialog and it won't pop back up, and it automatically goes away when you
unpause execution in the JVM.
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Aha, I misunderstood LGTM after testing.
Sorry, I meant LGTM after you had tested it :-)
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32-bit and 64-bit.
Mac uses fat binaries/libraries, so multiple architectures are stuffed into
one file. Older versions had ppc and x86, now they have x86 and x86_64.
IIRC, you have to pass extra -arch flags for each architecture you want to
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Personally, it seems hard to imagine being an effective developer without
net access on the development machine -- I am looking up things multiple
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binary is checked in, so it doesn't need to be recompiled, and it will be
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use instead?
Actually there is something like @StronglyDeprecated :). IIRC, there are
build checks to make sure no new references are added to something so
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Also, in Rietveld the mailing list was copied by default on code reviews,
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accepting HasText, so I'm not sure
I know what level of breaking change is acceptable and what benefit is
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update too.
Exactly, which is why in the past we tried to overlap the old deprecated
API and the new one so libraries could transition. Otherwise, you force
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debugging, if the primary thing you want is to get is using your IDEs
debugger. At first glance, that seems impractical to emulate what is a
pretty low-level protocol on top of entirely different VMs, but maybe it is
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Any other worthwhile suggestions to include?
Personally I like having the issue number in the subject, something like
Issue 1234 - fix focus error in SuggestBox.
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so if you need to get your work committed before 2.5.1 ships (likely early
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making
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situation is somewhat frustrating.
Does Chrome on iOS avoid the problem? I thought V8 wasn't used on iOS due
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Am Freitag, 8. Februar 2013 21:21:00 UTC+1 schrieb John A. Tamplin:
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 3:02 PM, Jens jens.ne...@gmail.com wrote:
Also an option but one of the main problems I had while trying to
rewrite
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them from other newly 'static' methods - at least in that case bit must be
a bug. If not that, then emit a warning?
I'm fine with making it an error.
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I'm not sure I understand where this will wind up eventually
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Any updates on this? Just did a pull and the jar is still missing.
When you say a pull, did you mean svn up? gwt/tools is still managed under
svn, and I picked it up just a couple of days ago when I synced.
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is extremely
slow on a large number.
The others, such as the missing Collections.rotate and bugs in Arrays.fill,
Collections.copy, and String.compareTo are good catches and should have
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Yes, and many places don't allow build systems unfettered access to the
internet
with JS, and using GWT code
in contexts like Chrome extensions, SDM is a lot nicer. It's also way nicer
for stuff like games, where the invocation overhead becomes large for stuff
like canvas and webgl.
So it sounds like they each have their place.
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not familiar with GIT so I'm at a loss.
Did you setup Eclipse correctly, as documented in eclipse/README.txt?
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My recollection is that the close hook was required to avoid memory leaks
SimplePager_ImageButtonsConstants_locale.properties files in the same
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The file should be UTF8-encoded.
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gwt ast from a generator.
The GWT AST is not available to generators, so you will have to build your
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, but just don't build it by default. If anyone
is running from trunk and needs it, they simple add it back with an
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a reasonable timerange. for us, but
certainly not faster.
At the GWT meetup, there wasn't really consensus on anything regarding IE8
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If you are going for the regex, you probably want to create the pattern
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that is different between IE6 and IE7, you already
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So what is the rationale behind this proposal? GWT has operated the way it
is for many years. What problems has it caused?
Are we no longer running ant checkstyle in the submit queue?
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I also agree about adding similar functionality in the other wrapper types.
I am nervous
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