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Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. Though, I have a bit of
a problem with passing the @JsFunction instances (regardless written as
Java 8 lambda or more traditional implementation). The problem is that they
are not seen the same way as JS function. In particular they don't
Hi,
Is the trunk GWT version supporting Java 8 already? I'm still getting
compilation errors when I try to use it, and I also don't see an option in
DevMode to turn it on.
The reason why I'm asking this and other questions is because I'll be
giving a presentation on GWT, also including where
GWT trunk supports Lambda, method references, static default methods in
interfaces and intersection casts.
It does not contain any Java8 API emulations so far but something like
button.addClickHandler((e) - Window.alert(click)); should work.
To enable Java8 you have to use the -sourceLevel
FLemming,
In general you should the trunk fairly stable. Many of us work off of trunk
for our project so as to get the latest features.
Fred
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:34 PM, Flemming Boller flemming.bol...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi
I have had the pleasure of testing out the current trunk
Hi
I have had the pleasure of testing out the current trunk version of today
(self built :-)
anyway I thought perhaps any of you also had some experience to watch out
for when upgrading my project of 1.6 - trunk.
Any catches? or is smilies all over :-)
Regards
FLemming
